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Conroys' department signs IT services over to ASG

By Staff Writers on Mar 1, 2010 2:11PM
Conroys' department signs IT services over to ASG

DBCDE signs three-year deal.

Listed IT services provider ASG will supply the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy with IT services for at least three years in a multi-million dollar deal announced today.

The IT services firm said the contract was valued at up to $13 million over six years.

The terms stated that the contract would run for three years initially with three one-year extensions possible.

In addition to providing IT services, ASG would also provide a managed voice services capability to the Department.

ASG said it had won deals worth approximately $71 million since January 2010.

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