MetTel has received task orders worth over $230M combined to provide telecommunications and network services to support the General Services Administration's information technology modernization efforts, FCW reported Thursday.

MetTel has won a potential $253M task order from the Social Security Administration via the General Services Administration’s potential 15-year, $50B Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions telecommunications contract vehicle, FCW reported Thursday.

The General Services Administration has granted MetTel and Granite Telecommunications authorities to operate on the agency's $50B Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract vehicle.

MetTel has been named as an awardee of a potential $993.5M contract to update wireless devices and services for the U.S. defense and federal civilian agencies.

TYSONS CORNER, VA, Nov. 21, 2017 — Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) has entered into a partnership with MetTel to provide cybersecurity technologies and services to government and commercial customers on MetTel-administered networks and operate a Managed Trusted Internet Protocol Service for federal agencies, ExecutiveBiz reported Friday. The telecommunications company said Thursday the global security alliance …

Diana Gowen, a 30-year telecommunications and networking industry veteran, has joined New York-based communications firm MetTel as general manager and senior vice president of federal program. Gowen will work through the company’s Washington, D.C.-based office as she helps MetTel expand the delivery of communications platforms and services to federal agencies, MetTel …

The General Services Administration could grant Granite Telecommunications and MetTel authorities to operate on the 15-year, $50B Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract by the end of the year, FCW reported Wednesday.

MicroTech has received an authority to operate from the General Services Administration after the Tysons, Va.-based company completed security tests under the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract vehicle.

Ten companies have been awarded positions on the General Services Administration’s $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Services contract, replacing Networx as the government go-to for telecommunication services, according to a GSA release issued on FedBizOpps today. These companies will vie for agency attention as providers of telecom services ranging from cloud …