Products & services
- Proven leaders in analogue to digital transition
- 50 years experience delivering communications solutions to public safety organisations
- Largest provider of public safety radio communications services in Ireland
- Superior infrastructure and support
What set's Arqiva apart is our ability to ensure technology is delivered and implemented to servce our customers' operational requirements. That's why Arqiva currently provides radio communications services to all of the ambulance services in Ireland and 70% of the fire brigades, as well as providing services to the RNLI, the Irish Coastguard and the Garda.
Our services and products include:
Radio network provisioning services
Provision of bespoke radio networks (either as a turnkey solution or private managed network) or integration and management of commercially available third party networks.
Terminals managed service
End-to-end solution through which Arqiva takes responsibility for managing your hand-portable and mobile equipment.
Software services
Range of options to match your individual system requirements.
Control room services
Advanced IP solutions to support the move to digital and the expanding role of the control room.
Fully managed service
Management of communications technology against operational requirements (covering terminals, control rooms, fixed services, software services and network management).
Fixed network provisioning services
Ability to mix and match a range of locally available carriers to your individual needs.
ICT managed services
Managed service package extended to include IT services, systems integration, video-link services, network provisioning and Internet solutions.
Products and solutions have also developed for specific sectors within the public safety field, including:
"The transition from an analogue to a digital system is highly significant for the police service. A flexible service approach and a proven track record were fundamental in our selection of Arqiva - which has extensive experience in supporting the emergency services."
John Hitch, Project Chairman, Thames Valley Police Consortium