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KMK, a joint venture between KPN, Motorola and Koning & Hartman, is appealing in the C2000 case. The joint parties have applied for a so-called emergency appeal.

Sepura TETRA radios played a major part in securing the 41st G7 Summit, held in Schloss Elmau, Krün, Bavaria, Germany on June 7–8, 2015.

Jämtkraft operates seventeen hydroelectric stations around Jamtland. Unitil recently, at many of these locations, coverage of the Rakel TETRA network was inadequate or non-existent.

Over the last 15 years, the company has provided manageability and operational efficiency to a large variety of of (TETRA) networks.

The collaboration started in 2006 when Swedish police selected Swedish Radio Supply (SRS) and Sepura as the terminal supplier.

As part of the National Treasury plan to modernise security services in Kenia, the Kenyan police has now planned to purchase secure radio solutions.

During the G7 meeting with the seven heads of state, up to 18,000 TETRA devices in the network ensured communication between the various emergency services. In some parts of the area up to 7,500 devices were simultaneously connected with one base station.

On 17th of June 2015 representatives of the Ministry of Security and Justice and the CEO of Hytera Mobilfunk GmbH, Matthias Klausing, signed the first contract for the renewal of the C2000 TETRA nationwide network in the Netherlands.

After trialing the network, the project group recommended Nødnett’s to be used permanently by emergency teams around St. Olav's Hospital.

Motorola has signed a “managed services” agreement with the German power grid operator. The agreement will provide reliable and high performance communications for the biggest distributor of electricity, gas & water in the region of Rhine-Hessen.

The work includes replacement and additions to existing installations, new installations, operation and maintenance.