L.M. Ericsson
Belgium. With KPN-Orange Belgium N.V. for a DCS 1800 network.
Value: US$269 million
Brazil. With ATL-Algar Telecom Leste S.A. for a TDMA network.
Value: up to US$350 million
Ecuador. Five-year contract with BellSouth Ecuador to upgrade its AMPS network to TDMA IS-136.
Value: more than US$250 million
Egypt. Contract from Misrfone to deliver a 900 MHz GSM network.
Value: US$100 million
Hong Kong. With SmarTone for GSM equipment to expand network capacity.
Value: US$50 million
India. With Srinivas Cellcom Ltd. to build a GSM network.
Value: not disclosed
The Netherlands. With Telfort, the country’s third mobile operator, to deliver a turnkey nationwide GSM network.
Value: more than US$200 million
Portugal. With Telecel for a GSM 900 dual-band solution to extend the carrier’s existing GSM 900 network. Plus new intelligent functions.
Value: US$40 million
Russia. With VimpelCom to expand the carrier’s AMPS network.
Value: US$22 million
South Africa. With Mobile Telephone Networks to expand the carrier’s GSM network.
Value: US$200 million.
Lucent Technologies Inc.
Costa Rica. With Costarricense de Electricidad to expand its TDMA network in rural areas.
Value: US$5.5 million
United States. With Sprint PCS to supply CDMA equipment for the next phase of the carrier’s network expansion.
Value: up to $700 million
Motorola Inc.
Bangladesh. With Pacific Bangladesh Telecom Ltd. to deliver a CDMA network in Dhaka and Chittagong.
Value: US$21 million
China. With China Eastern Communications Co. Ltd. and Zhejiang Technical Import and Export. For GSM infrastructure.
Value: US$210 million
China. With Shanxi province. For GSM infrastructure.
Value: US$21 million
China. With Zhejiang Posts and Telecommunications Administration. For GSM infrastructure.
Value: US$115 million
Democratic Republic of Congo. With Telecel Congo Sprl. to add CDMA infrastructure to the carrier’s existing analog network.
Value: not disclosed.
Northern Telecom Ltd.
China. With China Unicom to expand the carrier’s existing GSM network in Chongqing and also for a new GSM network in Shandong.
Value: US$10 million
Mexico. With SPC for a
CDMA fixed wireless network, according to an recent article in the Financial Times.
Value: US$590 million
Turkey. With Turk Telekom for Proximity fixed wireless equipment.
Value: US$20 million
Siemens A.G.
China. Contract with the Chinese Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPT) to expand the Chinese long-distance mobile network.
Value: US$52.5 million
