June 21, 2010
DULLES, VA, JUNE 21, 2010 – With the GSA Connections II RFP scheduled to be released on or about July 2, Concert Technologies will announce its strategic partnerships for the contract while exhibiting at booth # 428 during the 2010 GSA Network Services Conference. The conference is being held June 21-24 in Orlando, Florida with a theme of Power in Partnerships.
Concert Technologies will be bidding as a small business prime contractor for the $10 billion contract for obtaining telecommunications, network and communications solutions. Their well crafted team consists of:
- Dell Perot Systems
- CDW-G
- Johnson Controls
- Telcordia
- Avaya
- Aquilent
- SuprTek
“Connections II approaches the government’s requirements through four categories of solutions: the engineering, software and hardware for communications and networking; the preparation of the building and campus sites to accommodate and support advanced networks; the operations and maintenance of communications systems and networks; and the customer service and technical support to ensure that the systems and networks work effectively for the government users. We believe our team of industry leaders will bring real expertise and value to each of these needs. The Concert Technologies team plans to work collaboratively with GSA to ensure both the program’s success and cost effectiveness,” said Dennis Mazaris, President and CEO of Concert Technologies.
“Concert Technologies has assembled a team of highly regarded companies for Connections II that will provide federal agency users with well-engineered, aggressively priced end-to-end communications and networking solutions,” said Warren Suss, President of Suss Consulting. “Federal agency communications and networking requirements will evolve over the ten-year life of the contract. The Concert Technologies team is strategically positioning their offerings on Connections II to serve the government’s requirements for the next decade.”
About GSA Connections II
Connections II (CNX 2), scheduled for late 2010, is a $10 billion, 10-year multiple award contract that will provide a comprehensive solution for all Federal agency telecommunications needs.
For additional information on GSA Connections II (CNX 2) procurement, visit the GSA Connections II website.
About Concert Technologies
Concert Technologies, founded in 1995, is a privately-held technology service company based in Dulles, VA. It is the leader in the accelerated delivery of national rollouts and global technology deployments for government, commercial and international organizations. Utilizing the Maestro Technology Rollout System of methodologies, it quickly implements, installs and manages multi-site, multi-service, multi-technology infrastructure projects. Visit Concert Technologies online: www.concerttech.com.
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May 21, 2010
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January 8, 2010
| BICSI, an international association and leader for education in the information transport systems industry, has selected Concert Technologies, the authority on national rollouts and international deployments, to present its Demarc Extension Seminar at the National 2010 BICSI Winter Conference & Exhibition in Orlando. The seminar titled “Understanding the Demarc Extension – A Facility’s Most Critical Cabling Channel” will be presented on Wednesday, January 20 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. |
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The Demarc Extension Seminar will be presented by Dennis Mazaris, RCDD and President and Founder of Concert Technologies. It will explain the importance of the demarc extension, which is the critical cabling that extends a circuit in the building from the local access provider’s demarcation point to the customer’s premises equipment. By federal law all circuits delivered in the United States are required to have a demarc extension installed to complete the transmission path of the circuit in a premise.
About the Demarc Extension Seminar
The Demarc Extension Seminar will cover important topics such as how extending the cabling and services beyond the demarcation point has been a point of contention for many years as well as the many drawbacks that exist since the deregulation efforts. Included in the seminar is how there has been a loss of the standardization that was previously maintained prior to the deregulations as well as confusion over responsibility, service, warranties and congested pathways for the extension of this critical part of a facility and business network communications.
“Concert Technologies is proud to once again present new industry information to BICSI’s Information Transport Systems (ITS) audience,” said Mazaris. “As we explain the importance of the demarc extension in this seminar, it is our goal to then continue to help educate the industry about this often forgotten, but essential piece of cabling of which a circuit must have in order to provide optimum performance for the transmission of information outside of a building.”
About BICSI
BICSI is a professional association supporting the information transport systems (ITS) industry. ITS covers the spectrum of voice, data, electronic safety & security, and audio & video technologies. BICSI provides information, education and knowledge assessment for individuals and companies in the ITS industry, serving more than 23,000 ITS professionals, including designers, installers and technicians.
About the 2010 BICSI Winter Conference & Exhibition
The 2010 BICSI Winter Conference & Exhibition will be held January 17-21, 2010 at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, Florida. The conference schedule includes technology topics such as:
- Electronic Safety and Security
- Data Centers
- Optical Fiber
About Concert Technologies
Concert Technologies, founded in 1995, is a privately-held technology service company based in Dulles, VA. It is the leader in the rapid delivery of nationwide rollouts and global technology deployments for government, commercial and international organizations. Utilizing the Maestro Technology Rollout System®, it quickly implements, installs and manages multi-site, multi-service, multi-technology infrastructure projects. Visit Concert Technologies online: www.concerttech.com
November 20, 2009
Vana Zellers of Concert Technologies Acknowledged as 2009 ACT-IAC IT Partners Program Leader
The leading national rollout and international technology deployment company today announced the recognition for graduation of its Corporate Development Director, Vana Zellers, from the 2009 ACT-IAC IT Partners Program. Zellers is one of a select group of 16 industry participants who were chosen for this exclusive IT leadership program.
“Vana is a very special person that I have had the honor of being a friend and colleague of for the last nine years,” said Tom Suder, Vice President of Concert Technologies. “We are proud of her contribution to the Partners Program, and as she moves forward in the Fellows Program.”
The ACT-IAC IT Partners Program graduation was held on Monday, October 26, 2009 at the Executive Leadership Conference in Williamsburg, VA.
About the ACT-IAC IT Partners Program
The IT Partners Program is an executive development program provided by the ACT-IAC for individuals with great potential for advancement in the government and industry. The program’s goal is to prepare participants for future leadership roles in these areas by pairing a government leader with an industry leader in a joint effort to foster learning and understanding through interaction.
About IAC
As a part of the American Council for Technology (ACT), the Industry Advisory Council is comprised of information technology professionals representing private sector organizations that provide information resources management products and services to the government. Its purpose is “to enable its member firms to work more effectively in the government marketplace by fostering improved communications and understanding between government and industry.”
About Concert Technologies
Concert Technologies, founded in 1995, is a privately-held technology service company based in Dulles, VA. It is the leader in the rapid delivery of nationwide rollouts and global technology deployments for government, commercial and international organizations. Utilizing the Maestro Technology Rollout System®, it quickly implements, installs and manages multi-site, multi-service, multi-technology infrastructure projects. Visit Concert Technologies online: www.concerttech.com
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