Hytera to supply EU delegations
Hytera has been awarded a contract to supply radiocommunication networks to European Union (EU) delegations worldwide.
The contract, which will run for four years, follows successful negotiations with the European External Action Service (EEAS) and involves the supply of systems for local and long-distance communications.
Hytera will also be responsible for the installation, updating, replacement, repair and maintenance of the networks, and will provide technical support to the delegations and headquarters of the EEAS.
“I’m proud and honoured by the trust the EEAS puts in us as a company. And I’m looking forward to a good and constructive co-operation,” said Matthias Klausing, CEO of Hytera Mobilfunk in Germany.
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