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Freedom Fibre achieves National PTC status with Openreach!

May 5, 2022
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We’re extremely proud to announce that Freedom Fibre has achieved National ‘Path to Collaboration’ (PTC) status with Openreach only a few months after achieving regional PTC status.


Holding National PTC status means that Freedom Fibre demonstrates the diligence and high standards required working within the terms of the PIA contract, and are trusted to work on Openreach infrastructure across the UK.


The Physical Infrastructure Access (PIA) agreement enables Freedom Fibre to share Openreach’s existing access network infrastructure that we utilise to deploy our own full-fibre network.


This achievement is a huge testament to the hard work, exceptional capabilities and continued focus demonstrated by the entire Freedom Fibre team and its Build Partners.


Tony Moore, Chief Delivery Officer at Freedom Fibre comments:

“We value our open and constructive relationship with Openreach, and we’re delighted to have achieved this award so soon after achieving regional PTC. We will continue to work hard to retain National PTC with Openreach in the future.”



 
 
 

1 Comment


khyler.alain
Oct 08

My old SIM stopped mattering the moment the new line began receiving calls, but getting to that point taught me not to treat a mobile switch as one giant task. I separated number transfer, eSIM activation, billing, device compatibility, and network access into different checks. The transfer status came first because everything else depended on the correct number reaching the correct account. I also saved the account PIN and confirmation messages in one secure note until the switch was complete. For a porting, activation, plan, billing, or service question, I reference tmobile customer service contacts for the specific stage of the change that needs attention. That prevents a network problem from being mixed with an account problem.

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