RSSAviat Networks signed a $13 million contract with a large California county government for 10 years of technology upgrades, service and support for the county's mission-critical transport network. Aviat's microwave upgrade agreement (MUA) is a long-term network plan that provides regular technology upgrades, full service and support, and an operating expense subscription payment model.
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Aviat's MUA offers the county all hardware and software upgrades for seamless capacity evolution, as well as networking technology migration from time division multiplexing (TDM) to Ethernet to IP/multiprotocol label switching (MPLS), including design, engineering, installation, testing and training at each step in the process. The MUA ensures the county's mission-critical network will always be supported and equipped with latest technology, maximizing reliability and avoiding the possibility of equipment or technology obsolescence.
"We are very excited about this deal which is the first of its kind for Aviat," said Michael Pangia, president and CEO, Aviat Networks. "The agreement demonstrates the trust our customers put in Aviat to migrate them to the future and support them throughout the process. We see opportunity for more growth with other such deals in the coming months and years."
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