Distributed Antenna System within Landlord Office Space in Central London

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£435,665

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  • Communications equipment

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3 years ago

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The provision of a Distributed Antenna System as an extension to the existing Landlord system within office space occupied by the Contracting Authority including the supply of equipment, detailed design, installation, testing, commissioning and Service and Support over a 3-year term.

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