WAN Services

Lyhyt kuvaus

Fortum’s estimated need for WAN connections are over 500 connections for all countries Fortum operates in. The most important countries are currently Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Poland and Baltic countries. There are also about 12 other countries where connections are also needed. Russia connections are an option.

Additionally, Fortum is looking forward to cost efficient services and full flexibility to quickly scale services up and down based on Fortum business mergers and acquisitions and constantly changing business needs.

Fortum is looking for 2 main connectivity models, WAN connectivity for Fortum Services and Internet breakout connectivity.

Besides traditional WAN connectivity Fortum is targeting additional flexibility and cost efficiency using new technologies (E.g. SD-WAN).

Lisätietoja

National exclusion grounds:

I) Violation of the right to organise (The Criminal Code of Finland 39/1889 Chapter 47, Section 5).

Has the tenderer, or a representative thereof, been sentenced for violation of the right to organise in accordance with Chapter 47, Section 5 of the Criminal Code.

II) Extortionate work discrimination (The Criminal Code of Finland 39/1889 Chapter 47, Section 3a).

Has the tenderer, or a representative thereof, been sentenced for extortionate work discrimination in accordance with Chapter 47, Section 3a of the Criminal Code.

III) Work discrimination (The Criminal Code of Finland 39/1889 Chapter 47, Section 3).

Has the tenderer, or a representative thereof, been sentenced for work discrimination in accordance with Chapter 47, Section 3 of the Criminal Code.

IV) Work safety offence (The Criminal Code of Finland 39/1889 Chapter 47, Section 1).

Has the tenderer, or a representative thereof, been sentenced for work safety offence in accordance with Chapter 47, Section 1 of the Criminal Code.

V) Work Hours Offence (The Criminal Code of Finland 39/1889 Chapter 47, Section 2).

Has the tenderer, or a representative thereof, been sentenced for working hours offence in accordance with Chapter 47, Section 2 of the Criminal Code.