First Part of the Procurement Object – Public Mobile Telecommunication Service, Comprising Purchased Services Specified in Technical Specification (IA PD TS 1 POD) (Table 3) for Contracting Authorities Specified in Technical Specification Table 2.

This tender is divided into two distinct parts, both concerning the provision of public mobile telecommunication services. The first part focuses on the general procurement of these services, as detailed in Technical Specification (IA PD TS 1 POD) and outlined in Table 3. These services are intended for a range of contracting authorities listed in Table 2 of the Technical Specification. The second part of the tender is specifically tailored for the State Border Guard Service under the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Lithuania (VSAT) and its subordinate institutions. This specialized service includes ensuring public mobile telecommunication connectivity along the Republic of Lithuania's border, according to a provided list of locations by VSAT. The general purchased services for this second part are described in Technical Specification (IA PD TS 2 POD) and presented in Table 2. Bidders are expected to carefully review the technical specifications for each part to understand the precise requirements, service levels, and scope of work. The tender aims to secure reliable and efficient mobile communication solutions for both general public administration needs and the critical operational requirements of the State Border Guard Service, particularly in border areas.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology sector, with a focus on Telecommunications. Located in Lithuania, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 331,450.

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