📋 Tender Overview
Rostelecom in the Tyumen region launched 14 base stations built in small towns as part of the second stage of the federal project to bridge the digital divide UTC 2.0. For the first time residents of villages and villages of Vagaisky Golyshmanovsky Isetsky Nizhnetavdinsky Sladkovsky Tobolsky Uporovsky and Yarkovsky districts i got access to wireless Internet and cellular communications of LTE4G standards . Another 3000 residents of the region can now talk on a mobile phone without interference.The connection of small settlements in the region is carried out as part of the Bridging the Digital Divide 2.0 project which will last until 2030. During this time we plan to provide about 500 villages with high-quality mobile communications and the Internet where from 100 to 500 people live.Previously there was no sustainable mobile coverage in these villages and villages. Rostelecom specialists prepared the infrastructure for the operation of base stations in advance. Specialists of our company will go to villages and villages to draw up contracts and issue SIM cards. Thanks to the project there are more prospects for the further development of communication infrastructure in small towns.Base stations are connected mainly to fiber-optic communication lines which can significantly increase the coverage of the countrys settlements with digital infrastructure. The used radio frequency range of 23002400 MHz provides a high mobile data rate of at least 50 Mbps.The mobile operator Tele2 a subsidiary of Rostelecom acts as a center of competence it coordinates the design solution plans the network architecture accepts sites and supplies equipment for construction.Rostelecom is implementing the UCN 2.0 project commissioned by the Ministry of Digital Development Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation. It provides for the emergence of modern cellular communications including high-speed Internet access in small settlements with a population of 100 to 500 people.
