Next Generation Critical Communications enables the Emergency Services to maintain law and order, keep people safe, protect life and property, and deal with health events through reliable mission-critical frontline communications.

NGCC Poutama Whai Tikanga Pāpāho, is the government’s leading advisor on critical communications for public safety in New Zealand. NGCC is a unique cross-agency entity involving a core Government agency (Police), a Crown entity (Fire and Emergency New Zealand) and two non-government organisations (St John and Wellington Free Ambulance ...

The NGCC Team. NGCC is made up of representatives of the four emergency services, independent experts and specialists. The Board. The Executive Governance Board Independent Chair is accountable for engagement with Oversight …

Through leading-edge communication technology, Next Generation Critical Communications (NGCC) enables the emergency services to maintain law and order, keep people safe, protect life and property, and deal with health events.

The Next Generation Critical Communications Lead Entity (NGCC), Poutama Whai Tikanga Pāpāho, is the government’s leading advisor on critical communications for public safety in New Zealand. NGCC is governed by an Independent Board, chaired by Rob Fyfe and comprising Agency Chief Executives and independent stakeholders.

2022年12月13日 · Bell Gully has advised government entity Next Generation Critical Communications (NGCC) and Crown Infrastructure Partners Limited (CIP) on the $1.4bn digital infrastructure procurement of a new public safety communications network for …

2022年8月9日 · The lead entity, Next Generation Critical Communications (NGCC), submitted the ImBC to Cabinet, with the approval confirmed on Tuesday. The next step is for NGCC to confirm and sign contracts with the preferred vendors.

2023年9月11日 · NGCC has contracted Hourua — a new joint venture of Spark and One NZ — to deliver the Public Safety Network’s cellular services. We’re talking about two major carriers in New Zealand coming together with a single SIM, to provide access to both of their networks for the emergency services.

The NGCC Programme has established, through engagement with Emergency Sector agencies, that agencies face similar challenges to their existing communications capability, which are: Unreliable communications that are endangering operations and lives; and

The Public Safety Network is the new communications service for New Zealand’s frontline emergency services responders being rolled-out from mid-2023. Fire and Emergency, Police, Hato Hone St John and Wellington Free Ambulance will be the network’s first users and there is scope for other government agencies to join in the future.