Bids conducted for digital receivers for poor

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The Viet Nam Public – Utility Telecommunication Service Fund has conducted a bidding of 461,893 digital receivers (DVB-T2) for the poor and poor households on February 25 and February 26.

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — The Viet Nam Public – Utility Telecommunication Service Fund has conducted a bidding of 461,893 digital receivers (DVB-T2) for the poor and poor households on February 25 and February 26.

With a total investment of VND318.4 billion (US$14.1 million), the project is divided into four packages in four locations such as Ha Noi, Hai Phong, HCM City and Can Tho City.

Yesterday, the fund also offered the fourth bidding package to purchase and install digital receivers in the provinces of Can Tho and surrounding provinces. — VNS


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