📋 Tender Overview
Military Industry and Telecommunications Group (Viettel) has activated the entire response system at the highest level to ensure smooth information to serve the direction and rescue work in the face of the complicated developments of storm No. 13 (Kalmaegi) in the Central and Central Highlands regions. At the meeting on November 6, 2025 chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha, Deputy General Director of the Group Nguyen Dat reported Viettel Groups plans to deploy storm response action No. 13. Viettel has dispatched four forward command groups to Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa to directly operate on the spot, while the remaining areas are in charge of the Provincial Director of Viettel. More than 1,000 technical, electromechanical, transmission and information assurance staff have been reinforced, divided into 190 BTS teams, 50 electromechanical teams, 170 information assurance teams and 20 elite transmission teams, ready to mobilize for rescue according to the area in charge. The preparation of materials and equipment is deployed synchronously on a large scale. Viettel has added 397 mobile generators to provinces from Quang Ngai to Khanh Hoa, ensuring 110% backup capacity for key stations. More than 1,600 additional batteries were transferred to more than 1,100 telecommunications stations to maintain stable operation during large-scale power outages. 17 satellite phone sets, 48 handheld radios and 9 mobile broadcasting vehicles have been allocated to key areas, of which Gia Lai alone has been reinforced with two transport drones to support the transport of supplies and relief goods when roads are cut off. More than 1,000 technical, mechanical, electrical, transmission and information security staff have been reinforced. At the same time, Viettel has reduced the load on 236 antenna mast positions at risk of unsafety, and at the same time completed reinforcement, additional fuel, necessities and safe shelters for rescue forces. The Operation Center (NOC) system in 9 provinces is activated 24/7, updating real-time data, monitoring and coordinating quick response forces as soon as the storm makes landfall. Previously, in an emergency meeting on November 4 in Gia Lai, Viettel leaders requested that the entire response plan be completed before November 5, with special emphasis on ensuring absolute safety for the storm command post - the control center. operation of the entire network. The backup power system was reinforced, proactively increasing the location of generator installations to ensure that the headquarters still operates continuously even when flood waters rise. Data on material warehouses and petroleum storage points are all updated on the Natural Disaster Prevention software developed by Viettel, helping the commander to monitor and operate in real time. In addition, the Group deployed a Lego-style folding station model - mobile broadcasting stations that can be quickly assembled and easily transported in emergency conditions, serving information recovery in isolated areas. Also on November 5, the Department of Rescue and Rescue (General Staff of the Vietnam Peoples Army) established a Forward Command Post to serve the direction and management of storm response No. 13 (Typhoon Kalmaegi), assigning Viettel Group and the Joint Information Corps. coordinate with Military Region 5 and relevant agencies to ensure smooth communication in all situations; ensure transmission lines serving the Government, Prime Minister, and Ministry of National Defense to direct and manage civil defense work. Minh Thi
