Optus secures $30m Suretek contract
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Australia’s Optus announce it has secured an A$40 million ($29.7 million) contract extension to continue to provide networking services for specialist security provider Suretek.
Under the agreement, Suretek’s 1345 Surecall services will be delivered via the Optus network through to the end of 2020.
Optus, Singtel’s wholly-owned Australian subsidiary, will provide Suretek with inbound voice as well as fixed and wireless data services.
Suretek provides security services including wireless alarm communications, remote video monitoring and redundancy assurance services.
“We are delighted to extend our relationship with Suretek as they continue to deliver innovative services to the security industry,” Optus managing director John Paitaridis said. “We look forward to collaborating with Suretek on developing ways to deliver innovative security services.”
Questions & Answers
Q.What kind of services will Optus provide to Suretek under the extended contract?
What kind of services will Optus provide to Suretek under the extended contract?
Optus will supply Suretek with inbound voice services, along with fixed and wireless data services. This enables Suretek to deliver its 1345 Surecall services via the Optus network.
Q.How long will the new contract between Optus and Suretek run?
How long will the new contract between Optus and Suretek run?
The contract extension ensures that Optus will continue to provide networking services for Suretek through to the end of 2020. This extends their existing business relationship.
Q.What type of business does Suretek operate in Australia?
What type of business does Suretek operate in Australia?
Suretek is a specialist security provider, offering services such as wireless alarm communications, remote video monitoring, and redundancy assurance. Their 1345 Surecall services are delivered via the Optus network.
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