EE rings up £1.29bn Emergency Services Network deal
Extended agreement takes EE engagement to at least 2032, with 4G RAN the focus.
This article includes:
- Organisations: Airwave; BT Business; BT Group; CGI; Chelton; EE; Handsfree Group; Home Office; House of Commons Public Affairs Committee; Infrastructure and Projects Authority; Motorola Solutions; National Audit Office; TelcoTitans; UK government.
- Geographic: England; Great Britain; London; Manchester; Scotland; UK; Wales.
- People: Bas Burger.
- Themes: 4G; 4G RAN; 5G; 5G SA; Airwave Charge Control; Airwave system; Emergency Services Mobile Communications Programme; Emergency Services Network; ESMCP; ESN; High Court; Network Cloud core; TETRA.
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