This service aims to provide support regarding the protection of telecommunications infrastructure in the Kingdom and the implementation of its projects. The center facilitates coordination procedures for drilling work between contractors and telecommunications service providers to minimize disruptions and address cable interference issues before cuts occur.
Service Level AgreementThis service aims to provide support regarding the protection of telecommunications infrastructure in the Kingdom and the implementation of its projects. The center facilitates coordination procedures for drilling work between contractors and telecommunications service providers to minimize disruptions and address cable interference issues before cuts occur.
1. Log in through the national unified sign-on service
2. Enter to Processing Service page
3. Click on the “Start Service” option
4. Select the request then take the required action
5. The service provider responds to the request by accepting, rejecting, or extending the coordination period.
The area for drilling is determined by adding the coordinates of the drilling site or by selecting it using the map provided in the request.
If no response is received from the service provider within three days, it will be considered as an indication that there is no network under their jurisdiction in the area where drilling is intended.
Filling out the coordinator's details (name, ID, ID expiration date, email, mobile phone).
Attaching a copy of the commercial registration.
Attaching a letter for the coordinator's approval (certified by the Chamber of Commerce).
Providing support regarding the protection of telecommunications infrastructure in the Kingdom and implementing its projects, by facilitating coordination procedures for drilling work between contractors and telecommunications service providers to minimize disruptions to communication cables.
- As-built drawings in case of a conflict with the drilling path.
- The applicant must be previously registered in Nafath
- The content of the request must fall within the jurisdiction of the Communications, Space and Technology Commission