SWEN Radio Network Frameworks Have a SEK 2 Billion Ceiling; Certezza Wins Both Bids

Techtidningen reports that the framework agreements for radio access networks in Sweden’s new emergency communications network, SWEN, have a combined ceiling of SEK 2 billion. The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency’s award notice, published on November 9, 2026, names Telia as the primary supplier and Net4Mobility, owned by Tele2 and Telenor, for the secondary agreement. Tele2 is listed as the bidder. Both bids resulted in contracts. SWEN is intended to gradually replace Rakel. The agreements were signed on October 2, 2026; the notice records two bids and two contracts.

In a separate deal, Certezza won a contract to provide e-service identities for employees, substitutes and elected officials in the City of Sundbyberg. Certezza submitted the winning bid with Pointsharp and the other bid with Nexus. The contract value is listed as SEK 7,045,500; the winning bid value is SEK 7 million, while the Nexus bid was SEK 7,152,000. The notice does not explain the difference between the contract value and the winning bid value. The identities can be used for access and printing with cards and mobile devices. The agreement was signed on November 1, 2026, after two bids.