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GSA Certifies AT&T’s Business Support Systems for EIS Tech Purchasing Program; Chris Smith Comments
Chris Smith
The General Services Administration has verified the compliance of AT&T’s billing and ordering tools with agency requirements for the potential 15-year, $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract vehicle.
Chris Smith, vice president of shared services at AT&T Global Public Sector and Wholesale Solutions, said in a statement published Tuesday that securing support systems compliance is a “significant milestone.” According to Smith, the next program milestone is winning security validation.
Speaking with ExecutiveBiz Wednesday, Smith added, “We’re on track with EIS and look forward to working with federal agencies to modernize and transform their technology capabilities.”
AT&T is one of the 10 companies that hold spots on the EIS contract that GSA awarded in August 2017, as a replacement to the Networx contract and to help agencies procure information technology and telecommunications services to support their IT modernization efforts.