Telecommunications services

T184 Support Services for Telecoms Association of UK Water Industry

Northern Ireland Water

The following are the services a Supplier must provide to TAUWI (water industry telecoms group), covering meetings, spectrum management, telecoms support, governance, and administration. The Supplier will act as a technical, regulatory, administrative, and strategic partner to TAUWI—managing radio spectrum, supporting telecom operations, ensuring compliance/security, and coordinating industry collaboration. Meetings & Governance • Attend and support TAUWI and Technical Working Group (TWG) meetings (in-person and remote). • Provide briefings to the Chair, agendas, minutes, logistics, and newsletters. • Organise venues, communications, and member engagement. • Publish a quarterly TAUWI newsletter summarising activities. Spectrum Management (Core Function) • Manage radio spectrum allocated by Ofcom for TAUWI members. • Cover services such as: o Frequency planning and allocation (PBR, telemetry, RMR, etc.). o Licensing support and compliance. o Interference investigation and resolution. o National Frequency Plan and related frameworks. • Support transition to digital radio systems and coordination with regulators (UK & international). • Provide technical advice, site visits, and planning tools. Telecommunications Support • Advise members on telecom systems, licences, and emerging technologies. • Provide updates on regulatory changes and opportunities. • Maintain awareness of health & safety requirements for telecom sites. • Arrange training/presentations on safe working practices. Security & Data Protection • Maintain an industry-wide strategy for cyber and telemetry security aligned with NCSC, Ofcom, and NIS Regulations. • Provide a secure data repository with: o Encryption (in transit & at rest) o Access controls and MFA • Ensure compliance with GDPR/Data Protection Act 2018. • Maintain cyber certifications (e.g., ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials Plus). Stakeholder Engagement • Maintain relationships with Ofcom, DEFRA, BIS, Water UK, and other bodies. • Represent TAUWI on

Telekomunikacijske usluge

LNG HRVATSKA d.o.o., Grad Zagreb

Usluga mobilne telefonije

Hrvatski zavod za transfuzijsku medicinu, Zagreb

Fiksna telefonija, internet i podatkovno povezivanje

Dom zdravlja Vukovarsko-srijemske županije, VINKOVCI

Unified Communications and Mobile Services - 2026

The Education Training Collective

Etc. is seeking to appoint a single supplier to provide a modern, resilient and fully managed Unified Communications and Mobile Service comprising Microsoft Teams Telephony and Business Mobile Services. The successful supplier will be responsible for implementing a cloud-based telephony solution using Microsoft Teams, migrating services from the existing analogue platform, supplying and supporting business mobile services, and providing ongoing support, account management and strategic advice throughout the contract term.

Telecoms Project

Taff Housing Association

Taff Housing Association (Taff) is seeking to upgrade its current telecoms solution to a more advanced platform to provide the following • Enhance efficiency • Improved customer experience, • Provide value for money • Analytics • Futureproof digital solutions

Emergency Services Network (ESN) End User Devices

Home Office

The procurement will contract for commercially available off‑the‑shelf (COTS) mobile communication devices to be developed by successful suppliers to meet ESN technical, security and public safety requirements, in order to achieve ESN certification. Individual contracts will be awarded for each device selected. For the avoidance of doubt, if a Bidder is awarded multiple contracts, a separate contract will have to be signed for each individual device. The Authority intends to award contracts to suppliers in order to maximise choice and operational resilience. The maximum numbers of contracts to be awarded in each lot are as follows: Lot 1 – 5 Lot 2 – 2 Lot 3 – 2 Lot 4 - 4 The award of contracts is also subject to the following rules: 1. For Lots 1 and 4, the Authority will, as default, award only four and three contracts respectively. However, the Authority requires one or more dual mode devices (ESN plus Tetra DMO) in each lot in addition to devices solely for use on the ESN. If the leading four bids making up the target number of contracts by Most Advantageous Tender (MAT) score do not include a bid for a dual mode device, the Authority may award a fifth contract to a supplier offering a dual mode device based on the highest MAT score for that device. 2. Where a Bidder is relying on a sub-contractor to fulfil its contractual obligations and more than one bid is submitted based on the same device and/or sub-contractor under these conditions, the Authority reserves the right to award a contract only to the Bidder achieving the highest MAT score. If this rule is invoked by the Authority and the MAT rankings of the relevant bidders under the rule are above that of the lowest ranking Bidder awarded a contract, the Authority reserves the right to award a contract to the Bidder or Bidders with the highest MAT ranking or rankings immediately below that of the lowest ranking successful bidder. However, the Authority is not obligated to do so. For example, if four contracts

Emergency Services Network (ESN) End User Devices

Home Office

The procurement will contract for commercially available off‑the‑shelf (COTS) mobile communication devices to be developed by successful suppliers to meet ESN technical, security and public safety requirements, in order to achieve ESN certification. Individual contracts will be awarded for each device selected. For the avoidance of doubt, if a Bidder is awarded multiple contracts, a separate contract will have to be signed for each individual device. The Authority intends to award contracts to suppliers in order to maximise choice and operational resilience. The maximum numbers of contracts to be awarded in each lot are as follows: Lot 1 – 5 Lot 2 – 2 Lot 3 – 2 Lot 4 - 4 The award of contracts is also subject to the following rules: 1. For Lots 1 and 4, the Authority will, as default, award only four and three contracts respectively. However, the Authority requires one or more dual mode devices (ESN plus Tetra DMO) in each lot in addition to devices solely for use on the ESN. If the leading four bids making up the target number of contracts by Most Advantageous Tender (MAT) score do not include a bid for a dual mode device, the Authority may award a fifth contract to a supplier offering a dual mode device based on the highest MAT score for that device. 2. Where a Bidder is relying on a sub-contractor to fulfil its contractual obligations and more than one bid is submitted based on the same device and/or sub-contractor under these conditions, the Authority reserves the right to award a contract only to the Bidder achieving the highest MAT score. If this rule is invoked by the Authority and the MAT rankings of the relevant bidders under the rule are above that of the lowest ranking Bidder awarded a contract, the Authority reserves the right to award a contract to the Bidder or Bidders with the highest MAT ranking or rankings immediately below that of the lowest ranking successful bidder. However, the Authority is not obligated to do so. For example, if four contracts