Reliance Communications bags multiple Government Orders worth Rs. 150 Crores

Reliance Communications has announced the multiple orders bagged from Central and State Government of India. It has signed long term contracts with The Department of Post, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (BMC), Madhya Pradesh Border Checkpost Development Company Limited along with Karnataka DISCOM and Chattisgarh DISCOM.

Karnataka DISCOM has signed an agreement for five years with Reliance for rolling out MPLS service across 850 locations and Wireless data connectivity across 60,000 data acquisition points whereas Chattisgarh DISCOM has signed a six year contract with Reliance for rolling out MPLS service across 250 locations.

The Department of Post has decided to embrace Information Technology in its road map to offer superior customer experience to citizens and have chosen Reliance Communications for hosting their servers over a 3,000 sq ft space at Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City in Navi Mumbai. The Disaster Recovery site will be customized and built over 2,000 sq ft of space in Mysore. This site will be operated and maintained for five years.

The provider recently signed a Facility Management contract for three years with the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (BMC) to outsource its IT infrastructure covering its data center located in Worli along with 24 ward offices across Mumbai. This contract covers operations of Data Center, Training of BMC IT Staff, Maintenance of IT & Non IT infrastructure, Operating Systems & Application Management.

MP border Checkpost Development Company Limited has entered into a 13 year contract for all its locations with Reliance wherein, Reliance Communications will create network for it to carry both data and video traffic.

Punit Garg, President & CEO – Global Enterprise Business Unit, Reliance Communications Limited, said, “We are delighted to be a partner-of-choice for various departments of Central & State Government of India providing them with Data Centers, IT infrastructure and Connectivity services.”

The provider has 550,000 sq ft of data center space.

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