Verizon Business was awarded a contact valued at up to $108 million will provide NASA 
with audio, video and Web conferencing services. Under the new agreement, Verizon Business will be the primary conferencing services provider to NASA centers and facilities as well as select contractor locations.
Verizon Business is providing the services under the U.S. General Services Administration’s Networx Universal contract, which is scheduled to run through 2017. Previously, Verizon Business had provided conferencing services to NASA under the GSA’s Federal Telecommunications Service 2001 (FTS2001) contract, the predecessor to the Networx program.
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Verizon Wins $108M Video Conferencing Contract with NASA
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