Awarded contract

The Provision of Bi-Annual Drive Testing Services on Mobile Networks in Ireland

Details

Buyer
Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg)
Topic
Services furnished by business, professional and specialist organisations
Published
22 May 2015
Source
ie:e_tenders

Tender description

The Provision of Bi-Annual Drive Testing Services on Mobile Networks in Ireland Ref ComReg 14/86A and ComReg 14/86B In general terms, the main elements of the Services required are to conduct a bi-annual (six monthly) Drive Testing Programme, for the years 2014-2017 (inclusive). Please refer to the documents attached to this Contract Notice, for full details.

Timeline

  1. Award published22 May 2015
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  • 98110000 · Services furnished by business, professional and specialist organisations

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