Dutch government again chooses VodafoneMaastricht, 12 October 2006 - The Dutch government again chooses Vodafone as one of the companies where different governmental bodies can tender their complete mobile telephony package. Vodafone is one of the operators chosen in the tender for the clusters ‘mobile’ and ‘fixed-mobile’. After a thorough selection, the government centrally chooses a limited number of telephony providers from which the different governmental bodies can choose. It is the second time that the government chooses for Vodafone. The previous tender dates back to 2000 when the government also picked Vodafone as one of her suppliers for mobile communication.
Jeroen Hoencamp, Director Enterprise Business Unit: “We feel greatly recognized in our aim to provide our customers with the best products and services. Now that after six years the government again prefers Vodafone it is the best proof that we meet the expectations of the government.”
The signing of the umbrella agreement ‘OverheidsTelefonie 2006′ (OT2006) follows intense negotiations. Vodafone made a strong offer where quality, reliability, innovative power and value for money were decisive. A combination of elements that are crucial for the government. In the coming months various governmental bodies will make their own choice. The governmental bodies entail Ministries, agencies, local governments, independent administrative bodies, educational- and health care institutions.
About Vodafone Libertel N.V.:
Vodafone is one of the largest mobile telecommunications companies in the Netherlands and is part of the worldwide Vodafone Group, the world’s leading telecommunications company for mobile telephony with almost 187 million customers on five continents. The Vodafone Group has holdings in the share capital of mobile operators in 27 countries and collaborative arrangements with partner networks in 33 countries.
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