Florida Today newspaper reports:
Harris Corp. announced Monday that it has entered into a $700 million contract with Florida to provide a state-wide communications network that will connect public safety, law enforcement, public schools and other state and local government agencies.
The contract is for seven-year - base - and also has seven, one-year options.
Called MyFloridaNet-2 or (MFN-2) the system link more than 4,000 sites and provide approximately 4,700 connections via a secure state-wide communications infrastructure using the Harris Trusted Enterprise Network, a dedicated, private-core backbone managed and operated by Harris from its primary network operations center in Melbourne, where Harris is headquartered.
Harris Corp. announced Monday that it has entered into a $700 million contract with Florida to provide a state-wide communications network that will connect public safety, law enforcement, public schools and other state and local government agencies.
The contract is for seven-year - base - and also has seven, one-year options.
Called MyFloridaNet-2 or (MFN-2) the system link more than 4,000 sites and provide approximately 4,700 connections via a secure state-wide communications infrastructure using the Harris Trusted Enterprise Network, a dedicated, private-core backbone managed and operated by Harris from its primary network operations center in Melbourne, where Harris is headquartered.