The government has negotiated a five-year contract for landline telephone services with Bell Aliant.
At current service levels, the contract is valued at $15 million to $16 million for the Government of Nova Scotia, an estimated savings of $1.3 million a year.
The contract allows other public sector users, such as school boards, post-secondary institutions, municipalities and health authorities, to buy landline service at the lower government price. Their savings will depend on the services purchased.
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Source: Release
