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Home›News›NBN Co achieves year-end 758,000 premises construction commenced

NBN Co achieves year-end 758,000 premises construction commenced

By Staff Writer
18/01/2013
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Announcing the milestone, NBN Co chief executive Mike Quigley thanked staff, contractors and suppliers: “The National Broadband Network is an ambitious project which requires the efforts of many people working cooperatively towards a common goal. To have achieved our year-end target is both pleasing for all involved and a clear indication that the NBN project is ramping up to full volume rollout.

“I particularly thank our network planning and design team, our contract managers and our construction partners for their efforts. By working together to achieve this year-end outcome the combined project team has established the settings to reach the peak rollout target of passing over 6000 premises a day by 2015,” Mike says.

To date, NBN Co has contracted with four construction companies to build the local network through the streets:

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Silcar – NSW, Queensland and the ACT
Visionstream – Tasmania
Transfield – Victoria; and
Syntheo (a Lend Lease/Service Stream joint venture) – Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia.

We look forward to working closely with these construction partners to achieve our end June 2013 target of 286,000 premises passed.

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