Peru plans new tender for fiber backbone
The RDNFO is being operated by the State, after the failure of two previous processes.
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The RDNFO is being operated by the State, after the failure of two previous processes.
It’s now a few days since the Peruvian telecommunications regulator Programa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (Pronatel) sprung a surprise by calling a halt to a tender to take over the operation and maintenance of the national backbone network Red Dorsal Nacional de Fibra Óptica (RDNFO). But two questions still remain to be answered.
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In what we are told is only a temporary measure, Peru’s National Telecommunications Programme (Pronatel), part of the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), has taken over the operation and maintenance of the National Fibre Optic Backbone (RDNFO).
Telecompaper Broadband Peru's MTC postpones decision on Azteca fibre backbone to July Wednesday 17 March 2021 | 12:03 CET | News Peru's transport and communications ministry (MTC) said it will finally decide on whether to allow Mexico's Azteca Comunicaciones to exit from its participation in the country's Fibre Optic Backbone Network (RDFO) this coming July. In a statement, the ministry said a public consultation on the contract resolution will continue until mid-April, followed by a public hearing a month later and a final decision on 16 July after the opinions of Azteca and al...