Deadline 2026-12-21Value 38.6M CZK
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The buyer, the Czech National Bank, wants a supplier to deliver and install hardware and software to expand its existing DWDM optical network equipment. The supplier must also provide support services for the new and existing equipment. The goal is to add 100 Gb transmission capacity between sites. The work is a single lot. The buyer states that the equipment must be compatible with its current systems, so it names a specific manufacturer's products.
Network equipment suppliers and integrators with DWDM installation and vendor support experience, able to deliver the named manufacturer's products.
Rozšíření a podpora DWDM
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