Tampa Electric selects Ericsson, OneLayer and Burns & McDonnell for private LTE network

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Tampa Electric Company has chosen Ericsson, OneLayer and Burns & McDonnell to deploy, manage and secure its expanding private LTE network. The utility, an early adopter of private LTE among U.S. investor-owned electric companies, is expanding its Mission Critical Network built on Ericsson LTE technology to support tens of thousands of connected devices over the next five years, with several thousand in the first phase. OneLayer’s Bridge platform provides SIM lifecycle management, device integration and real-time visibility, while Burns & McDonnell handles integration with existing operational technology systems. The deployment includes automated provisioning, network segmentation and geofencing to control device interactions as the infrastructure scales.

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Burns & McDonnellPrivate▲ Positive
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Burns & McDonnell chosen to integrate the private LTE network with existing operational technology systems.

OneLayerPrivate▲ Positive
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OneLayer's Bridge platform selected for SIM lifecycle management and device integration in the network.

Tampa Electric CompanyPrivate▲ Positive
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Tampa Electric expands its private LTE network to support tens of thousands of connected devices.

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