22 May 2025 10:00
Through this renewed contract, Telespazio France strengthens its strategic role in facilitating public sector access to satellite communications. The integration of managed LEO services alongside existing GEO solutions enhances connectivity and flexibility. The new contract starts in May and will run for three years, with two possible six-month extensions.
This agreement relies on a trusted network of partners, including TPL Systèmes, which ensures maintenance, SatCom integration, and specialized infrastructure, delivering optimal service quality.
These solutions are intended for the General Directorate for Civil Security and Crisis Management (DGSCGC), Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS), and various civil security and ministerial bodies. They ensure the continuity and resilience of their operations.
This renewal is a further testament to the quality of Telespazio France’s services and reflects the continued trust of the UGAP and its public sector clients. It illustrates our commitment to supporting these stakeholders over the long term in the modernization of their communication systems, with ever more efficient and tailored offerings.
« We are honored to see our long-standing expertise and commitment once again recognized by UGAP. This renewal reflects Telespazio France’s ability to deliver reliable and scalable solutions to public stakeholders, integrating the latest advancements in satellite communications. We look forward to continuing this work alongside our users and partners. » – Hervé POSTEC, Director, Line of Business Services, Telespazio France.
Telespazio France continues its commitment to offering public stakeholders increasingly advanced and resilient satellite solutions.
Press contact :
Mrs Kady BODIANG - kady.bodiang@telespazio.com
Sales contact :
Mr Lilian VALETTE – lilian.valette@telespazio.com
About Telespazio France :
Based in Toulouse, Bordeaux, Paris, and Kourou, Telespazio France is a subsidiary of the Telespazio group, a joint venture between Leonardo (67%) and Thales (33%) and a key player in space infrastructure operations and value-added satellite services. With more than 30 years of experience and nearly 500 employees, this French subsidiary of the international group covers all historical space domains, including telecommunications, Earth observation, and navigation, but also addresses emerging markets such as micro-launchers, space surveillance, or in-orbit services. With over 150 people at the Guiana Space Centre, Telespazio France is also the leading industrial partner at the Kourou base, providing daily maintenance and operation of ground infrastructure facilities.