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Extended Area Service masts activated on the Shared Rural Network target Scotland's hardest-to-reach communities

Portugal's public safety network operator outlines €37.2 million investment programme and technological roadmap toward LTE/5G mission-critical communications.

Frank Buddrus, Vice President of BDBOS, addresses cross-border interoperability gaps, network resilience, financing progress, and coordination with the Bundeswehr.

T&T's dedicated public safety network deploys expanded infrastructure and dedicated spectrum to support first responders during the nation's largest commemorative events.

SafetyNet launched this week and is already delivering on its mandate to modernise the communications capability of New Zealand’s emergency services and wider public safety sector. 

European integration and interoperability take centre stage in ambitious modernisation plan.

PSCE Conference Concludes in Milan with Focus on European Critical Communications and Public Safety Resilience.

BDBOS Vice President Frank Buddrus delivered a keynote address at GPEC outlining the critical role of the German digital radio network BOS in supporting civil-military cooperation as the country's strategic responsibilities within NATO continue to grow.

Operational chief involved in the development of Swedish rescue services, has publicly articulated a series of concerns that he argues must be addressed before the transition reaches a point of irreversibility.

Germany's federal agency for public safety digital radio underlines a single message in Berlin: no isolated solutions in the migration to a nationwide BOS broadband network.

The rebrand marks a significant milestone for the organisation, which will expand its mission beyond the emergency services sector to serve the broader public safety community across New Zealand.

In the interim, BDBOS Vice President Frank Buddrus assumes leadership of the agency until a permanent successor is appointed.

Annual two-day workshop in Brussels brings together users, experts, and advisory bodies to co-create the future of Belgium's critical communications infrastructure.

The Norwegian government and operators Telenor, Telia and Lyse have formalised a binding development agreement to deliver a next-generation emergency communications network built on 5G, targeting initial deployment by end of 2029.

State Secretary acknowledges BDBOS's commitment and the significant role the agency plays in Germany's security policy landscape.

Public safety stakeholders warn that potential NTIA-led reforms could undermine the operational autonomy Congress established for the nationwide public safety broadband network.

Why resilient public safety organizations depend on dedicated UHF spectrum and a future-proof transition beyond TETRA to mission-critical broadband communications.

From mission-critical voice to broadband-enabled operations: a shared national vision for the future of BOS communications.

Mission-Critical Dual-Mode Radios Deployed to Bolster City-Wide Emergency Response

A key topic was European-wide MCX roaming — now a central issue for interoperability across borders, the deployment of cloud and edge resources, sovereign infrastructure considerations, and new off-network capabilities.