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TCS,来提交投标推出BSNL商业4 g网络
然而,Bengaluru-based来提出使用TCS-led电信设备,进行概念验证后在安巴拉和昌迪加尔。
然而,Bengaluru-based来提出使用TCS-led电信设备,进行概念验证后在安巴拉和昌迪加尔。
“我们今天收到TCS和报价来,周三,他们将被打开,“BSNL一位高级官员告诉ETTelecom没有透露进一步的细节。乐动娱乐招聘
来发现有20%的预订在总体部署BSNL下一代的商业网络。
查询TCS来发现并没有引起任何反应。
价格之间的僵局后,孟买TCS和BSNL,电信设备采购已拖进一步根据来源,现在已经被广泛的两家公司之间的谈判。
早些时候,TCS-backed财团援引26821卢比锅印度4 g网络部署包括操作和维护(运营管理)10年。
完成一次技术评估,BSNL-led价格委员会将调查成本、投标和到达最后一个价格发现后进一步谈判的电信部门(点)将寻求一个群部长的批准(傻子),一个人的发展说。
孟买系统集成商(SI)提出了在12个月的供应核心设备接收购买订单,而无线电设备的供应预计将在一段时间内完成18 - 24个月,考虑到现有的供应链的约束。
4 g紧随交易中心1.64十万的卢比的生命线为公共部门载体包,其中包括行政审批所需的光谱,发射4 g和资金运营和资本支出,以及其他组件。
政府将使商业4 g服务行政的频谱分配的成本通过股本注入价值44993卢比。
BSNL目前5 MHz频段的2100 MHz乐队,和目前提供了2 g和3 g移动服务,需要额外5 MHz频段在同一个乐队在全国推出4 g服务。
BSNL订单3月31日与总部位于孟买的塔塔咨询服务公司(TCS)采购设备6400电台网站部署在2100 MHz和900 MHz频段。
今年年初,BSNL修改了订单采购网络设备为一个额外的100000个站点。
去年1月,BSNL释放表达感兴趣的意向书,为规划、测试、部署和年度维护其商业4 g网络的四个操作区域除了德里和孟买圈在承包的基础上,寻求印度企业和财团首先部署概念证明(PoC) provenness为了展示他们的技术
竞争对手L&T为首的财团,Tech Mahindra影响并没有参与。
BSNL预计营收增加20%,一个成熟的商业推出下一代服务在财政年度2023 - 24。
莫迪在2019年,总理政府已经宣布了一项价值70000卢比的复兴计划BSNL主要涵盖了自愿退休计划(工具)BSNL和Mahanagar电话尼噶有限(MTNL)员工,旨在缓解资产负债表。
BSNL本土的4 g网络经济,阻止后门:电信部长
“4 g技术(自主研发),和印度非常的关键从安全和经济的角度来看,因为您还会在印度和你将确保没有隐藏后门,可以利用以后,“k .拉贾秘书,电信部(点)告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Tata Consultancy Services<\/a> (TCS<\/a>) and state-run ITI Limited<\/a> Tuesday submitted their bids for the rollout of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited's (BSNL<\/a>) commercial fourth generation or 4G network.However, Bengaluru-based ITI proposed to use TCS-led telecom equipment, following the proof-of-concept conducted in Ambala and Chandigarh.
\u201cWe have received bids from TCS and ITI today, and they will be opened on Wednesday,\u201d a senior BSNL official told ETTelecom without divulging further details.
<\/div><\/div>TCS, a Tata group company has partnered with state-controlled Centre for Development of Telematics<\/a> (C-DoT) that will provide indigenously-developed 4G core solution, upgradable to 5G technology<\/a> by next year.
ITI has a 20% reservation in the overall deployment of BSNL's next generation commercial network.
Queries to TCS and ITI did not elicit any response.
Following the price stalemate between Mumbai-based TCS and BSNL, the telecom gear procurement has been dragged further which according to the sources, has now been broadly negotiated between the two companies.
Earlier, the TCS-backed consortium quoted Rs 26,821 crore for pan India 4G network deployment including operations and maintenance (O&M) for 10 years.
Once a technical evaluation is done, the BSNL-led price committee would look into the bid cost, and arrive at a final price discovery after further negotiations following which the telecom department (DoT) would seek an approval from the group of ministers (GoM), a person privy to the developments said.
Mumbai-based system integrator (SI) had proposed to supply core equipment within the 12 months of receiving the purchase order, while the supply of radio equipment is expected to be completed over a period of 18-24 months, considering the existing supply chain constraints.
ITI has a 20% reservation in the overall deployment of BSNL's next generation commercial network.
Queries to TCS and ITI did not elicit any response.
Following the price stalemate between Mumbai-based TCS and BSNL, the telecom gear procurement has been dragged further which according to the sources, has now been broadly negotiated between the two companies.
Earlier, the TCS-backed consortium quoted Rs 26,821 crore for pan India 4G network deployment including operations and maintenance (O&M) for 10 years.
Once a technical evaluation is done, the BSNL-led price committee would look into the bid cost, and arrive at a final price discovery after further negotiations following which the telecom department (DoT) would seek an approval from the group of ministers (GoM), a person privy to the developments said.
Mumbai-based system integrator (SI) had proposed to supply core equipment within the 12 months of receiving the purchase order, while the supply of radio equipment is expected to be completed over a period of 18-24 months, considering the existing supply chain constraints.
<\/div><\/div>Last year, Tata Sons acquired Bangaluru-based telecom firm Tejas Networks, which would act as a supplier of 4G radio network equipment to the state-run telco. In turn, Tejas also bought a majority stake in homegrown semiconductor firm Saankhya Labs for Rs 284 crores, early this year.
The 4G deal comes close on the heels of the Centre's Rs 1.64-lakh crore lifeline package for the public sector carrier, which includes administrative approval of required spectrum, 4G launch and funding of operational and capital expenses, among other components.
The government will make administrative allocation of spectrum for commercial 4G services at the cost of Rs 44,993-crore through equity infusion.
BSNL currently has 5 MHz spectrum in the 2,100 MHz band, and currently offers 2G and 3G mobile services, and would need additional 5 MHz spectrum in the same band to launch 4G services across the country.
On March 31, BSNL placed an order with the Mumbai-based Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to procure equipment for 6,400 radio sites to be deployed on 2100 MHz and 900 MHz frequency bands.
Early this year, BSNL revised its order to procure network gear for an additional 100,000 sites.
In January last year, BSNL had released expression of interest (EoI), for planning, testing, deployment and annual maintenance of its commercial 4G network across four operational zones in addition to Delhi and Mumbai circles on a turnkey basis, and sought Indian companies and consortiums to first deploy proof of concept (PoC) in order to demonstrate their technology provenness
Rival consortiums led by L&T, Tech Mahindra and HFCL did not participate.
BSNL is expecting its revenue to swell by 20% after a full-fledged commercial launch of next generation services in FY 2023-24.
In 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi government had announced a Rs 70,000-crore revival package for BSNL to principally cover a voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) for BSNL and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) employees, aimed to ease the balance sheet.
The 4G deal comes close on the heels of the Centre's Rs 1.64-lakh crore lifeline package for the public sector carrier, which includes administrative approval of required spectrum, 4G launch and funding of operational and capital expenses, among other components.
The government will make administrative allocation of spectrum for commercial 4G services at the cost of Rs 44,993-crore through equity infusion.
BSNL currently has 5 MHz spectrum in the 2,100 MHz band, and currently offers 2G and 3G mobile services, and would need additional 5 MHz spectrum in the same band to launch 4G services across the country.
On March 31, BSNL placed an order with the Mumbai-based Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to procure equipment for 6,400 radio sites to be deployed on 2100 MHz and 900 MHz frequency bands.
Early this year, BSNL revised its order to procure network gear for an additional 100,000 sites.
In January last year, BSNL had released expression of interest (EoI), for planning, testing, deployment and annual maintenance of its commercial 4G network across four operational zones in addition to Delhi and Mumbai circles on a turnkey basis, and sought Indian companies and consortiums to first deploy proof of concept (PoC) in order to demonstrate their technology provenness
Rival consortiums led by L&T, Tech Mahindra and HFCL did not participate.
BSNL is expecting its revenue to swell by 20% after a full-fledged commercial launch of next generation services in FY 2023-24.
In 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi government had announced a Rs 70,000-crore revival package for BSNL to principally cover a voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) for BSNL and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) employees, aimed to ease the balance sheet.