Technology

Siemens lands Polish network improvement contract

The deal is with Polska Telefonia Cyfrowa (PTC), Poland's largest mobile operator, and will covers supplying and commissioning switching systems and base stations for mobile radio and setting up radio links. The upgrade contract from PTC is valued at E90 million.

CBR Staff Writer June 10, 2001

The work will now increase the network’s capacity by 2.5 million subscribers, allowing for greater expansion of prepaid services and mobile Internet services

This agreement carries on previous deals within Poland. In July 1996, Siemens and PTC signed agreements to supply a complete GSM network in southern Poland including network planning, installation and commissioning.

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