UDT Government Team awarded GSA Contract

This award is subject to cooperative purchasing and can be used by any public sector entity, as well as select commercial customers with the right authorizations.

UDT was awarded the GSA Schedule 70 includes Highly Adaptive Cyber Security Services (Penetration Testing, Incident Response, and Risk/Vulnerability Assessments), Professional Services, and our Technical Services offerings. Also included are Cloud Computing Services (Iaas, PaaS, and SaaS) under SIN 132-40, Health IT Services under SINs 132-56, and the Purchase of New Equipment under SINS 132-8. Under 132-8, UDT is authorized by HP, Inc. to sell HP Personal Systems and HP Imaging and Printing products, associated accessories, and upfront HP.

The award is nationwide (with some international offerings) and can be paired with our product GSA schedules where we are a participating dealer, through Synnex and Promark. This award is subject to cooperative purchasing and can be used by any public sector entity, as well as select commercial customers with the right authorizations.

This award is subject to cooperative purchasing and can be used by any public sector entity, as well as select commercial customers with the right authorizations. This award represents the newest of three GSA contracts that UDT has been awarded.

Increasingly, the public and different entities expect to interact with Government agencies via mobile and the web. To provide instant “self-serve” information and resources, government agencies must modernize their legacy infrastructure. The Government Team at UDT offers the following services:

  • Mobility
  • Data Center
  • Cybersecurity
  • Cloud
  • Managed Security Services
  • Collaboration
  • Managed Cloud Services
  • Managed Infrastructure Services

Apart from the services, the company is 100% certified (NMSDC) minority (Hispanic) owned and operated firm, with a strong financial platform. We are proud to offer a large capacity-configuration facility, based in Orlando, FL. Our team partners with socially and economically disadvantaged businesses and veteran-owned government contractors, and stays abreast of public sector developments and trends. Ultimately, our goal is to be a complete IT solutions provider for the government sector and to help you serve your constituents better with our proven solutions.

Our certified partners include:

  • CISCO GOLD CERTIFIED
  • HP INC. PARTNER FIRST PLATINUM
  • MICROSOFT FEDERAL TIER 1 CLOUD SERVICE PROVIDER

If you would like to learn more about the UDT Government team, click on the button below to learn about our services and other offerings. You can also call us at 1 (833) UDT-GOVT to speak with an expert in the government industry today.

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