📋 Tender Overview
Rostelecom has built 14 base stations for mobile communications in the Udmurt Republic under the federal project Elimination of Digital Inequality (UCN 2.0). More than 2,500 residents of the region received access to the 4G/LTE wireless network. The towers were installed in the villages of Bolshoy Seleg and Vasilyevskoye, as well as in the villages of Bolshoy Olyp, Kady-Salya, Chuvashaika, Bazhanovo, Lysovo, Pravye Gainy, Malye Syurzi, Malye Kazes, Suronovo, Kamki, Shamardan and Ozerki. Each station is connected to optics, which ensures high data transfer speeds.
Vitaly Vasiliev, Technical Director of the branch of PJSC Rostelecom in the Udmurt Republic: This year, work was carried out in ten districts of the republic. Rostelecom has built 16 kilometers of fiber-optic lines to provide small settlements with stable wireless communications. The mobile network coverage area covers the entire territory of the settlements. Now residents can access the Internet from smartphones and other mobile devices, use the government services portal, communicate with loved ones, make purchases in marketplaces, study and work remotely.
Mikhail Fominov, Minister of Digital Development of the Udmurt Republic:
The address list of the UCN is formed taking into account the opinions of residents of small settlements. You can choose your village or village on the government services portal or contact the Ministry of Digital Development in writing. Voting for connecting small villages to the Internet in 2025 has already been completed. We are preparing for a new stage of construction of communication facilities.
The UCN 2.0 project is being implemented in villages and settlements with a population of 100 to 500 people, by order of the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation. The main condition for connecting a settlement to cellular communications is the absence of high-speed mobile Internet.
