NASK challenges outcome of URTiP's 3.6Ghz tender

This is a reaction to URTiP's statement last week declaring that it had launched an investigation to clarify the circumstances of the tender, following a complaint from one of the tender participants, the Scientific and Academic Computer Network (NASK). NASK is trying to argue that the fact it only received two freqeuncies as opposed to PTC's and E-internets' four channels broke the tender rules. In response, PTC claims it should not be involved in the argument as it was E-internets actions that aroused suspicion and the tender should not be annulled, but rather E-internets and NASK channels should be re-divided. (Puls Biznesu p. 11) M.G.