Defense Information Systems Network (DISN) Transmission Services Pacific II (DTS-P II) HC1019-09-D-2000
Verizon is the global provider of information technology (IT), security, communications, and network solutions to thousands of government agencies and businesses, with one of the world’s most connected public IP networks. We are the largest provider of communications services to the federal government and have unmatched experience helping the U.S. military meet its communications needs around the globe.
As the prime contractor for the Defense Information System Network Transmission (DISN) Services–Pacific II (DTS-P II) contract, Verizon provides end-to end transmission services and capabilities essential to the Department of Defense’s (DoD) consolidated enterprise-level telecommunications infrastructure for the Expanded Pacific Region.
Contract information
- Contract #: HC1019-09-D-2000
- Term of Contract: 16 years
- Verizon Contract Manager:
Mark Hrozencik
Office: 571-776-4515
Email: mark.hrozencik@verizon.com
Service Descriptions
DTS-P II fulfills the data transmission needs of the Department of Defense as well as its Services and Agencies in the Expanded Pacific region. The requirements for service transmission are accomplished using a comprehensive mix of undersea fiber optic cable and international satellite services. As part of Verizon's overall service offering we provide the following:
Verizon offers a fully integrated security approach to ensure DTS-P II services are protected per established DISN security procedures. Verizon manages the access and use of all information systems and databases within the contractor-controlled DISN security architecture. Verizon monitors and maintains physical, personnel, operational and industrial security to ensure the ongoing security and integrity of DTS-P II services. Verizon has installed the equipment, prepared the documentation and maintained the standards to achieve DTS-P II final authority to operate (ATO).
Areas of Responsibility
DTS-P II is available to DoD, authorized non-DoD operations, other federal agencies, U.S. allies, and any government designated locations worldwide, so long as one of the termination points is located within the Expanded Pacific region, which includes:
- U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM) - Includes, but is not limited to Alaska, Antarctica, Australia, Diego Garcia, Guam, Hawaii, Japan, Johnston Island, Korea, Kwajalein, Okinawa, Philippines, Singapore, Asia, New Zealand, Thailand and Wake Island
- U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM) - Includes, but is not limited to Alaska, Canada and the United States
- U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) - Includes, but is not limited to Caribbean, Central America, South America and GTMO
- U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) - Includes, 27 countries such as but not limited to, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and United Arab Emirates among others within what is considered Southwest Asia (SWA) that includes Egypt to the west and the border with India, China and Russia to the east and the border with Turkey to the north
Account TeamJamie C. Starr - Managing PartnerOffice: 703-295-4816 Email: jamie.starr@verizon.com | |
Next Level ManagersDavid Rouse - Associate DirectorOffice: 571-266-2410 Email: david.rouse@verizon.com |
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Program ManagementTiffany Crayton-Brown - Program Manager David Vaughn - Deputy Program Manager Raymond Nakagawa - Global Operations Manager |
Josh Humble – Project Manager |
Next Level ManagersVincent A Carlini - Associate Director, Client Services Management Tom Colatosti - VP Public Sector |
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First Level: 800-967-6194 Option 1 | |
Second Level: | |
Third Level: Tiffany Crayton-Brown - Program Manager David Vaughn - Deputy Program Manager |
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Renee Smith - Billing Manager | Matthew Mccarron - Billing Specialist |
Mark Hrozencik - Contract Management
Office: 571-776-4515
Email: mark.hrozencik@verizon.com