May 11, 2022
cStor, a leading provider of cybersecurity, modern infrastructure and digital transformation solutions, announced today that it has been selected for a statewide contract to provide network and telephony equipment and related services. The contract begins April 19, 2022, under State of Arizona contract number CTR059886.
The award announcement follows the successful completion of the previous seven-year State of Arizona network contract where cStor was also an approved contractor. With a combined total of 20 years of serving the public sector within the State of Arizona, cStor is well-equipped to fulfill the IT networking needs of agencies across the state.
The current contract covers a full range of network equipment, maintenance, training and services for the State of Arizona, its agencies, state boards and commissions, as well as participating members of the state purchasing cooperative. The scope enables cStor to provide data, voice and multimedia-based network-embedded products and services such as:
"With expertise that extends beyond the network infrastructure into the applications, devices and cloud environments upon which it all runs, cStor is well-positioned to keep the State of Arizona entities safe and operational around the clock," said Larry Gentry, president and CEO of cStor. "Through innovative, impactive technology and service solutions, cStor's goal is to drive desired outcomes that optimize the end-user experience, overall business value and return on investment for each state entity."
About cStor
cStor helps organizations strategize, design and implement cybersecurity, digital transformation and modern infrastructure solutions and services that address the evolving needs of today's enterprise. Our proven capabilities with best-of-breed technologies provide you with peace of mind and put you on a path to success. cStor serves clients across the southwest region with a focused, collaborative approach and superior results. For more information, visit www.cstor.com.
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