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Initially established as a supplier of two-way radio equipment to the Transport Industry, the scope of our business has steadily enlarged to include: Full product maintenance service Systems engineering design Product development and manufacturing Advisory consulting services Provision of community base station sites We have a wide range of Government and Commercial clients and would be happy to provide details for referral purposes on request. J.R.D Communications Pty. Ltd. currently provide service and installation support for many thousands of radio transceivers and base stations in present use by our clients, and we take pride in providing a typical 24 hour service turn-around. J.R.D. Rentals Pty. Ltd. is the Communications Network and Infrastructure division of the Group with key facilities.

Tecnología Empresariales Diseño

Site Facilities
At 101 Collins St,
The Rialto, Olinda,
Mt Macedon & Mt Cottrell

Service and Installation
Product maintenance,
Systems design,
Development & Manufacturing

Rentals
Communication packages
to suit every type of event
or long term project

Project 25
Interoperability,
Backwards compatibility,
Encryption

Setting the Standard for Service in our
Industry
http://www.jrd.com.au/
JRD Communications Pty. Ltd.

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JRD Services

1. Services JRD Communications Pty. Ltd.

2. Site Facilities At 101 Collins St, The Rialto, Olinda, Mt Macedon & Mt Cottrell

3. Service and Installation Product maintenance, Systems design, Development & Manufacturing

4. Rentals Communication packages to suit every type of event or long term project

5. Project 25 Interoperability, Backwards compatibility, Encryption

6. Setting the Standard for Service in our Industry http://www.jrd.com.au/ JRD Communications Pty. Ltd.

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