Satcom Global Inc. has secured a new five-year GSA (General Services Administration) Contract, which permits the supply satellite airtime and equipment to US Government departments and agencies.
This contract extends Satcom Global’s experience of supplying the federal, state, local and Indigenous governments with commercial satellite communications services to over 25 years. Satcom Global Inc. is honored be among a select group of pre-approved suppliers offering products and services to help maintain essential and secure communications where terrestrial infrastructure does not exist.
The GSA Contract (or Schedule), makes it quicker and easier for government departments to buy a range of services from approved suppliers such as Satcom Global Inc, with pre-established pricing and terms. With the GSA Contract extension in place, Satcom Global can bid for and fulfill new government contracts, with customers confident in our capabilities as a transparent, vetted and pre-approved supplier with a multitude of experience in supplying the government sector.
Satcom Global’s varied portfolio of land-based satellite communications includes both contract and prepay airtime services along with a wide range of associated hardware, many of which are military grade. Equipment ranges from portable handheld satellite phones such as the Inmarsat IsatPhone2, Iridium 9555 to the rugged and reliable Iridium Extreme 9575.
Satcom Global has also made it easier for customers to purchase and manage their satellite communications on an ongoing basis with our management platform GlobalNet. This online portal enables customers to purchase their own prepay vouchers and top-up their accounts in a quicker, more convenient way.
Bo Feely, Vice President Americas, said, “We are pleased to share that we have been awarded a new GSA contract, allowing us to continue providing satellite communications equipment and services to the US Government. This new 5-year contract reflects our dedication to delivering reliable and advanced solutions, ensuring we can meet the government’s communication needs well into the future.“
