AT&T stays in jail
AT&T Government Solutions will continue its work supporting a Web-based repository that Justice uses to find available prison bed space.
AT&T Government Solutions has won a Justice Department contract to continue its work supporting a Web-based repository that Justice uses to find available prison bed space. The contract extension is worth $3 million over 5 years.
Justice's Office of the Federal Detention Trustee awarded the original contract to AT&T and its partner, Appriss, in July 2003 to build the National Repository for Detention Space Availability.
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