AT&T is becoming the provider for the “vast majority” of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)’s telecommunications services, according to the carrier, after being awarded four separate contracts.
Those contracts, which fall under the General Services Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) contract, are worth more than $167 million over five years to modernize and update FEMA’s telecom services, as well as transition
“We’re really proud that we were selected by FEMA to be, really, their primary network provider for the foreseeable future,” said Stacy Schwarz, VP of public sector and FirstNet at AT&T.
