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• Australia Defence Force to utilise C4i’s VOICE C2 multi-domain communications
• Under the contract, C4i is creating advanced, sovereign voice communication systems that integrate with command networks to support secure multi-domain defence operations

Frequentis C4i has been under contract since 2024 to provide cutting-edge multi-domain communication systems for the Australia Defence Force’s (ADF) next-generation AIR6500 Joint Air Battle Management System. C4i’s partnership with Lockheed Martin Australia represents a significant milestone in the company’s ongoing collaboration, building on the success of initial capability demonstrations.

“By integrating our advanced hardware and software solutions, we are enhancing the ability of the military to communicate securely and effectively across all domains. This capability is vital for responding to threats quickly, especially in challenging environments,” said Darren Gardner, Managing Director, Frequentis C4i. 

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• Bane NOR extends long-standing partnership with Frequentis by selecting them for communication terminals and applications upgrade for enhanced railway operations
• This strong collaboration delivers a state-of-the-art communication system, facilitating the transition to future technology

The Norwegian railway operator, Bane NOR, has chosen Frequentis to upgrade its railway dispatcher terminals with the DICORA x20 system, significantly enhancing railway communications. The contract also includes ongoing support and maintenance. From 1 January 2025, Frequentis started to fulfil the extended maintenance service of Bane NOR’s current Fixed Terminal System. The new DICORA x20 terminals featuring the latest advancements are set to be delivered to Bane NOR’s live system by Q2 2025.

“We are pleased to be working with Bane NOR on this communication enhancement for their railway network. By increasing controller efficiency, rail journeys can become even safer and more streamlined,” says Thomas Karl, Frequentis Vice President Public Transport. 

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• Emergency calls now also possible using real-time video telephony
• Frequentis' FlagMii EML software solution enables faster emergency communication

The regional security centre of the Austrian federal state of Burgenland (Landessicherheitszentrale / LSZ) has opted for Frequentis’ FlagMii EML multimedia solution to enable multimedia emergency calls – a decisive contribution to the modernisation and optimisation of the emergency rescue service. The software solution was developed by the Italian company Regola, a subsidiary of the Frequentis Group since 2022. The installation for LSZ Burgenland marks the first implementation of this system in Austria.

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• Frequentis modernises the Colombian Air Force’s (FAC) air defence systems and upgrades half of Colombia’s military air traffic control sites
• Enhancing and adapting communication infrastructure to meet the evolving demands of future critical missions

Frequentis has reached a major milestone in enhancing Colombia’s defence capabilities by upgrading the FAC’s iSecCOM communication systems. The modernisation includes updates to the FAC’s air defence systems, along with half of all military air traffic control sites across the country. Colombia’s strategic location, bridging North and South America, makes it a key player in global defence and security.

"Colombia is a reference point in the global defence market," says Peter Skiczuk, Vice President Defence at Frequentis. "By choosing Frequentis solutions, the Colombian Air Force reaffirms its trust in the quality, reliability, and innovation of our critical communication systems. This project marks the next step in our longstanding relationship, where we continue to provide advanced, secure solutions for the future of defence."

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• Frequentis is testing a UTM system on behalf of the German Armed Forces under real operating conditions
• The comprehensive investigations aim to safely integrate uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAV) into the controlled airspace
• With this, the German Armed Forces lay the foundation for an efficient and safe coordination of the limited military airspace

The German Armed Forces have contracted Frequentis Germany to investigate a military uncrewed traffic management (UTM) system that enables the safe integration of UAVs into the controlled airspace.

“With this decision for the modernisation of military air traffic management, the German Armed Forces fulfil an essential requirement for the safe use of UAVs in all forms of operations. This enables the German Armed Forces to manage the limited airspace efficiently and safely. This step is crucial for making air traffic control fit for the future while ensuring the flexibility and scalability required for the safe operations of UAVs,” says Marcel Haar, Managing Director of Frequentis Germany.

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