DLT Solutions Awarded NASPO ValuePoint Cloud and Software Solutions Contract
Contract #LS4992 expands streamlined access to cloud, software, on-premises solutions and value-added services for state, local and education organizations
HERNDON, VA. — DLT Solutions, a TD SYNNEX Public Sector business, has been awarded NASPO ValuePoint® Cloud and Software Solutions Contract #LS4992. Effective September 16, 2026, through September 15, 2036, the master agreement gives participating state, local and education organizations a streamlined path to acquire a broad range of cloud, software, on-premises and value-added solutions through DLT and its partner ecosystem.
The award builds on DLT’s longstanding support of public-sector technology programs and continues its participation in the NASPO ValuePoint cloud portfolio. Since 1991, DLT has worked exclusively with the U.S. public sector to help agencies address priorities such as cloud migration, cybersecurity, data modernization, application delivery and infrastructure optimization.
About NASPO ValuePoint: NASPO ValuePoint® is the cooperative purchasing division of the National Association of State Procurement Officials (NASPO), facilitating cooperative public procurement solicitations using a Lead State Model®. NASPO aggregates the demand of all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the US territories, their political subdivisions, and other eligible entities, spurring best value, innovation, and competition in the marketplace. NASPO ValuePoint delivers high-value, reliable, and competitively sourced cooperative contracts - offering public entities outstanding prices, favorable terms and conditions, and value-added services. Learn more at www.naspovaluepoint.org.
Through Contract #LS4992, customers can evaluate and procure Software as a Service, Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, on-premises software and related value-added services. The result is a practical procurement path for agencies seeking to modernize operations, strengthen security, improve service delivery and adapt technology environments to changing mission needs.
Value for Resellers and Technology Vendors: For resellers, the contract creates an opportunity to bring differentiated technology and services to eligible public-sector customers through an established cooperative vehicle. DLT can help partners understand contract requirements, navigate state participation, develop compliant quotes and align solutions to customer procurement needs.
For technology vendors, DLT provides a scalable route to the public-sector market by combining dedicated vendor and partner teams with deep contract, procurement and go-to-market expertise. DLT’s specialized capabilities include channel and sales enablement, industry-focused marketing and market intelligence, access to a broad ecosystem of vetted and diversity-certified resellers, and public-sector technical expertise spanning solution design, migration, deployment, optimization and ongoing managed support. Vendors and their customers can also draw on DLT’s secure, U.S.-based operations; 24x7x365 Confirmed Stateside Support; compliant supply-chain capabilities; cloud assessments, FinOps and cost-optimization services; flexible funding and complex billing support; and the scale, financing capacity and technology resources of TD SYNNEX.
A Broad Portfolio Backed by Public-Sector Expertise: DLT’s portfolio spans six core technology domains: Cloud Computing, Big Data & Analytics, Cybersecurity, Application Lifecycle, Business Applications and IT Infrastructure. These capabilities give customers and partners flexibility to address immediate requirements while building toward long-term modernization goals.
Contract #LS4992 reinforces DLT’s commitment to simplifying public-sector procurement and helping agencies access secure, scalable and mission-ready technology. DLT looks forward to working with participating states, eligible public entities, resellers and technology vendors throughout the new contract term.
Learn more: Visit DLT’s NASPO ValuePoint Cloud and Software Solutions contract page or contact the DLT team at 800.262.4358 or PMO@dlt.com to discuss available solutions, state participation and next steps.
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