NEC to deliver next phase of CCEP rollout
NEC Australia has secured a contract to deliver the next phase of the NSW Telco Authority’s Critical Communication Enhancement Program (CCEP).
It will provide microwave backhaul, network management systems and ongoing support as part of the agreement.
The NSW Government CCEP will enhance the government radio network across the state. The program represents an ongoing commitment to the NSW Government’s Operational Communications Strategy, which seeks to provide better coverage and better service to public safety and essential service agencies.
NEC Australia is one of a number of suppliers who will carry out work for CCEP under the ITS 2573 Operational Telecommunications Equipment, Infrastructure and Services Prequalification Scheme. NEC Australia’s agreement includes 24/7 help-desk support and advanced logistics services from its Australian technical service centres.
NEC Australia’s contribution is part of the CCEP’s rollout on the NSW North Coast involving approximately 87 sites as well as an additional 40 priority sites using NEC’s iPASOLINK VR ultra-compact microwave communications system and network management system [UNMS], to facilitate interconnectivity of P25 sites.
“The new contract with the NSW Telco Authority, under the ITS 2573 scheme, builds on NEC’s work with the Authority and the successful delivery of a pilot project in the state’s north-west and reaffirms NEC’s leadership and expertise to provide reliable, carrier-grade, mission-critical wireless solutions that will enable the NSW Government to build a secure and resilient critical communication infrastructure for emergency services,” said Krisztian Som, Business Manager Radio Solutions at NEC Australia.
“At NEC we believe technology is key to enhance public safety, and we are proud to be part of the ongoing initiatives to provide first responders improved and more cost effective communication.”
NEC has an accomplished history of providing highly reliable wireless transmission radio systems. In addition to wireless transmission networks for mobile operators, the PASOLINK series has been adopted for a wide range of industries, including public safety, broadcasting and internet service providers.
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