Unite Private Networks (UPN) today announced an agreement to provide data services over a fiber optic wide area network for the Moffat County School District located in Craig, Colorado. The agreement calls for UPN to provide a 5 mile fiber optic network through much of the Craig, Colorado community. “We responded to the District’s request for increased bandwidth. They checked us out and contacted many of our current customers. Ultimately they decided it was a compelling decision.” said Rob Oyler, Senior Vice President, Business Development for UPN. “The Moffat County School District is an important customer for UPN on the western slope of Colorado and we are very pleased we could develop this long-term relationship with them.” UPN specializes in providing high-bandwidth, fiber-based communications networks and related services to schools, government, carriers, data centers and enterprise business customers throughout the United States. Over the past 5 years, UPN revenue has grown by 60% annually. “Moffat County School District is very pleased UPN came to Craig, Colorado,” said Marlene Knez, Technology Director of Moffat County. “The District was very impressed with their ability to offer us dedicated fiber to each of our locations without the sharing of bandwidth found with most other solutions we’ve seen in the past. UPN will provide GigE to each of the sites with endless expansion possibilities which will give us comfort our bandwidth needs will be addressed for the foreseeable future.” About Unite Private Networks: Unite Private Networks specializes in providing high-bandwidth, fiber-based communications networks and related services to schools, government, carriers, data centers, and enterprise business customers throughout the United States. Service offerings include dark and lit fiber, private line, metro optical Ethernet, Internet access, VOIP, and other customized solutions. Headquartered in the Kansas City MO metro area, Unite Private Networks has been providing customer-focused communications solutions since 1999.

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