Qwest Communications International Inc. said Tuesday it has landed two federal contracts worth nearly $10 million to provide telecommunications services to federal agencies in nine western states.
The Denver-based company, the primary telephone service provider in 14 mostly western states, said the services will include voice over Internet protocol technologies and hosting.
The contracts were issued by the General Services Administration and are for up to five years for agency offices in Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. |
