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GfTD Builds Antenna Sites for 1&1 Mobile Network Across Germany

GfTD Builds Antenna Sites for 1&1 Mobile Network Across Germany Image Credit: kckate16/Bigstockphoto.com

1&1 Mobilfunk GmbH, a subsidiary of 1&1 AG, and GfTD GmbH have signed a contract for the construction of antenna sites for the efficient roll-out of the fourth German mobile network. The first order amounts to 500 new sites.

GfTD is one of the leading German service providers for radio infrastructure and will build new antenna sites for the 1&1 mobile network across Germany as a general contractor. 

Both companies have already been working together successfully since the beginning of 2020 as part of the German government's 'Weiße-Flecken-Programms' to close coverage gaps in rural areas. Here, GfTD has built hundreds of new mobile network sites on behalf of 1&1, which can also be shared by Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and Telefónica.

1&1 also has up to 5,000 existing masts at its disposal for the installation of the 1&1 high performance antennas via a cooperation with Vantage Towers AG.

Ralph Dommermuth, CEO of 1&1 AG
With GfTD, we have a proven expert for site acquisition and structural engineering work at our side, which ideally complements our partner network. This puts us in a position to drive forward the expansion of the 1&1 OpenRAN quickly and with a perfect fit.

Pia Lempik, Managing Director of GfTD GmbH
We are pleased to be able to make an important contribution to the further expansion of the necessary mobile radio infrastructure in Germany by constructing the antenna sites on behalf of 1&1. 

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