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The MC_linX Dispatcher will support users to transition from the Airwave Network to the Emergency Services Network, by providing a consolidated view of Emergency Services Network (ESN) users in the Control Room.

Bouygues Telecom, has been formally selected by the ACMOSS as the key partner for the development and deployment of Rapid Response Solutions (SRR) within the Réseau Radio du Futur (RRF).

The overall goal of the agreement is to facilitate MSB transition of the existing Rakel user base and services from TETRA to a 3GPP broadband service ecosystem.

The project, which uses 5G technologies to drive innovation and sustainability, supports the transformation of Ireland’s digital landscape and helps the strengthening the nation’s emergency response capabilities, particularly in rural Ireland.

BDBOS has been a committed member of TCCA since its inception, playing an active role in shaping both the present and future of mission-critical communications.

Hytera has been leading the delivery of PDT and Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) systems to emergency response authorities in many provinces in China.

The CritComm Association was founded on the initiative of the Hungarian governmental communications service provider Pro-M Zrt.

The signing of the accession agreement by the Ministry of the Armed Forces opens the door to concrete and imminent operational implementation of the RRF within the armed forces.

Acting as an accessory to smartphones, HYBRID X operating device brings a physical-button user interface seamlessly into professional and mission-critical applications.

GCF Certification for Broadband Mission Critical Services maintains momentum.

The company utilized its technical capabilities and specialized teams to support various participating entities by offering several services, including the "Miqat" service, which relies on the TETRA network to deliver instant and secure connectivity.

The cooperation between ACMOSS and ASTRID will continue, particularly during the 2025 edition of Critical Communications World (CCW) that will be held in Brussels, Belgium.

The trial involved 62 participants, representing a wide range of services – police (including commanders, dispatchers, border police, narcotics units, and maritime police), fire and rescue, ambulance (incident command and dispatch), and customs.

During the visit, Spanish representatives received demonstrations of the SYRIUS critical communications application and the ATRIA mobility management application, which enable secure communication and efficient management of emergency operations.

The projects that ASTRID is currently developing, such as NextGen PSAP and NextGenCom, are fully in line with the policy priorities around digitalisation.

Meeting was focused on exploring how teams from both departments can quickly find good and effective cooperation.

The Netherlands aims to start the actual procurement process of the C2000 replacement network by the end of 2025, provided that the necessary legal clarifications, financing and political decisions are in place.

This collaboration introduces a cutting-edge video platform designed to improve situational awareness, operational coordination, and decision-making for authorities and organizations operating in safety-critical environments.

The SDIS 60 is one of the very first Fire fighters organizations (SDIS) in France to officially join the system

EENA emphasised the need for the upcoming EU Stockpiling Strategy to address vulnerabilities in electronic communications networks that support emergency communications in its response to the Commission consultation on 30 April 2025.