Motorola Solutions has scooped a $40 million contract to build an emergency services radio network for three public safety agencies in Western Australia.
The company won all three parts of the project tender to provide a shared network across WA Police, Department of Corrective Services and Fire and Emergency Services Authority.
The full project, estimated to be valued at over $120 million, spans five years and involves the provision of two-way radios, upgrading the existing Police Metropolitan radio network central core as well as extending the digital encrypted system technology across over 200 of the state’s radio sites.
The project, once complete, would mark the first time three key public safety agencies in Western Australia shared the same network.
A Motorola Solutions spokesperson told CRN the company will be turning to its channel for construction and deployment partnerships but provided no further details.
Construction will commence early next year.
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