Day One: St John Ambulance Fit-Out Begins with New Tait Public Radio Network Gear

Mobile Systems Limited begins fitting out St John Ambulance's Bay of Plenty fleet with new Tait P25 public safety radio equipment.

Date: 9 June 2025

Mobile Systems Limited Begins Fit-Out of Tait Public Radio Equipment for St John Ambulance — Bay of Plenty Region

We're proud to announce that day one is officially underway for the fit-out of new Tait Public Safety radio equipment into St John Ambulance vehicles in the Bay of Plenty region.

This rollout is part of St John's national upgrade to the P25 digital public safety network, delivering enhanced communication clarity, greater coverage, and improved operational reliability.

As the trusted communications partner for this region, Mobile Systems Limited is leading the installation of the Tait P25 mobile radio systems across St John's fleet in the Bay of Plenty.

“We're proud to support St John with this critical upgrade. These radios will strengthen frontline response and ensure better outcomes for our communities,” says Alex from Mobile Systems Limited.

The Journey Begins

Tait P25 radio installation begins for St John Ambulance

Ready for Rollout

Our workshop is stocked and prepared with Tait equipment ready to be deployed across the region.

Tait P25 radio equipment stocked and ready for St John rollout

The Team Behind It All

The Mobile Systems Limited team and partners kick off day one of the St John PSN upgrade.

Mobile Systems Limited team beginning the St John P25 upgrade

This project includes:

  • Installation of Tait P25 mobile radios and control interfaces
  • Full integration with the national P25 Public Safety Network
  • Programming, testing, and tailored training to support St John operations

We'll be sharing progress throughout the rollout, so keep an eye on our channels for more updates.

For information about P25 communications solutions or emergency fleet installations, visit mobilesystems.nz or call 07 575 2966.

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