Service catalog
Government Technology Services
Explore connectivity, cloud, operations, and project support for public-sector technology. Find the service that fits your agency’s next step.
Find your service area
Start with the work you need to coordinate.
Explore the connections, operating needs, and delivery details behind each service.
Connected infrastructure
Data Services
Bring sites, users, and applications into one connectivity plan, with clear installation requirements, testing, and support ownership.
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Wireless Services
Plan wireless around the spaces, devices, and daily work it needs to support. Connect survey findings with site preparation and field testing.
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Access Arrangements
Coordinate the path from a service provider to your site, including the handoff point, building access, installation, and ongoing support.
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Cabling & Wiring
Connect equipment rooms and workspaces with a cabling plan that covers pathways, installation, labeling, testing, and usable closeout records.
Explore service →Managed operations
Managed Services
Build a support model around your systems and users. Define how requests arrive, who takes action, when issues escalate, and how the service is reviewed.
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Contact Center Services
Shape a clear path from the first call or message to the right team, with accessibility, system integrations, staffing, and follow-up considered together.
Explore service →Hosting and cloud
Cloud Services
Connect workload needs with a practical cloud plan, from dependencies and migration through day-to-day operations and clear responsibilities.
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Collocated Hosting Service
Plan the space, power, connections, and access your equipment needs in a hosting facility. Bring facility and agency responsibilities into the same conversation.
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Service-Related Equipment
Keep equipment requirements, delivery, configuration, and asset records connected from the initial request through installation and handoff.
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Service-Related Labor
Define the people and skills a project needs, with clear roles, site access, supervision, deliverables, and knowledge transfer.
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National Security & Emergency Preparedness
Organize continuity planning around critical communications, service dependencies, responsible contacts, and review exercises. Confirm program eligibility and authority with the appropriate specialists.
Explore service →Define the requirement
Start with the change your agency needs.
Use the service catalog to identify a workstream, then bring the dependencies and decision owners into the same conversation.
- Connect or modernize agency sites
- Review site connectivity, applications, capacity, installation, acceptance and ongoing support ownership together.
- Define a managed support scope
- Name the systems, users, service hours, intake channels and escalation responsibilities that an operating model needs to cover.
- Plan a cloud workstream
- Start with workloads, agency policies, dependencies, migration and operating responsibilities before choosing a service model.
Bring a non-sensitive outline of the sites, systems, timing and desired outcome. Your procurement team should confirm the applicable purchasing path and authorization; discuss controlled information through the agency's approved channel.
Discuss a public-sector technology requirementStart a conversation
Bring the requirement. Shape the next step.
Start with your sites, systems, timing, and the work you need to coordinate.
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