Call Center Software Featured Article

Globecomm Receives Contract Modification from Multinational Client

By Anuradha Shukla
TMCnet Contributor

Globecomm Systems (News - Alert), a global provider of communications solutions and services, has received a contract modification from a multinational organization.

This contract is valued at about $3.1 million, according to a release.

The original contract included the design and development of the overall system, including production and integration of new ground terminals and upgrade kits for existing terminals; management of the project; testing and hand-over of the systems; supply of tools and test equipment; supply of documentation and training of users and maintainers.

Based in Hauppauge, New York, Globecomm Systems is a global provider of satellite-based managed network solutions. The company offers a comprehensive suite of system integration, system products, and network services enabling a complete end-to-end solution for our customers.

This contract modification allows Globecomm to provide the customer with one additional ground terminal, the provisioning of spare parts, tools and test equipment and additional test support.

The previous amount for this client was valued at about $32 million and the contract modification brings the combined contract value to $35.1 million.

“This contract amendment results from long term dedication in developing a state of the art satellite communication system for the customer,” said Paul Knudsen, vice president of Globecomm’s Eastern Atlantic Team. “This enables Globecomm to provide additional support for the original systems ordered, as they are deployed, and provides for the delivery of one additional terminal.”

Read a related article at TMCnet “Globecomm Wins $6 Million Contract from US Government Agency.”

This article discusses recent win of Globecomm Systems from a US Government agency. Two of Globecomm’s wholly-owned subsidiaries – Globecomm Services Maryland and Cachendo – are going to execute the contract through their joint efforts, company officials revealed.