Government
Sovereign connectivity you can audit. An SLA proven by independent measurement, before and during the contract.
In the public sector, an SLA is worth what you can prove. Most connectivity contracts promise availability and latency in a PDF, and the agency only finds out whether it was true when something fails. Here it works the other way. Every figure we show is a third-party measurement, public and clickable. You audit the network before you sign, and you keep auditing it for the life of the contract.
The SLA you can audit
Latency, availability and route are not our word. They are measurements from Globalping, PeeringDB and RIPEstat, timestamped, that any technician can verify without relying on us. That is the difference between trusting a report and checking the source.
Sovereignty, in practice
Brazilian public data under Brazilian jurisdiction. The network, the routing and the datacenter operate on national soil, and traffic from the Northeast does not have to cross the country to exist. When an international path is needed, it leaves Fortaleza straight to Europe over EllaLink, with no detour through São Paulo.
The federal digital-sovereignty policy requires transparency in how data is handled. That is exactly what this network was built on.
What the tender asks for
- Availability and latencySLA auditable by independent measurement
- Redundancy and diverse routeTwo independent paths; one failing does not stop service
- Guaranteed bandwidthSymmetric, with fixed IP
- Data protectionLGPD, on infrastructure in national territory
- ProcurementTechnical qualification under Law 14.133/2021
- RegulatorySCM/SVA records, regularity certificates and capacity attestations on request
Technical qualification one-pager
The document that answers the tender checklist: the measured figures and the regulatory papers, on one page. It answers criteria. It proposes nothing. Request it with your name and agency.
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