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Texas DIR signs deal with Data Projections

By Team Diginews4u ⋅ January 31, 2009 ⋅  Email This Post ⋅ Post a comment

The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) and Data Projections have signed a new agreement aimed at reducing the cost of audio and video-conferencing products for state and local government entities across Texas.

The contract allows government and education entities to order audio/visual technology products and services directly from Data Projections under DIR, instead of conducting a separate, open-bid process.

The list of Data Projections DIR contracted services and products now includes audio, Web and video-conferencing.

The DIR programme provides state agencies, cities, counties, public school districts and universities with several benefits that include allowing customers to take advantage of the purchasing power of the state of Texas with pre-negotiated project pricing and streamlined order processing.

Texas government and public education customers can place orders directly with Data Projections by referencing the DIR contract number DIR-SDD-844 to receive the discounted price, Data Projections informed.

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Tags: Government, Video-conferencing