The company announced July 15 that the amendment makes changes to the technical solution for the vehicles supplied under the previous contract and brings the combined contract value to approximately $31.9 million.

   “Globecomm has recognized $5.8 million in revenue under the contract, which continues to demonstrate our sustained ability to provide high quality communication services. With a focus on emerging technology, the company strives to offer a comprehensive suite of system integration, system products, and network services enabling a complete end-to-end solution for our customers,” Globecomm Vice President Paul Knudsen said in a statement.

   The contract follows Globecomm’s authorization under the GSA FCSA Schedule-70 contract program to allow all agencies of the U.S. government to access the company’s services.