Mr. Louis Lambert reports

REDLINE COMMUNICATIONS WINS $1M CONTRACT FOR A DIGITAL OILFIELD WIRELESS NETWORK IN ARGENTINA

Redline Communications Group Inc. has received a $1-million contract for the first phase of a wireless network that will connect people and machines across an entire oil field in Argentina -- improving productivity, efficiency and worker safety.

Once fully deployed, this new network will bring a ubiquitous umbrella of connectivity, converting the customer's field operation into a truly digital oil field. Redline's wide-area wireless virtual fibre solution will be the backbone that connects hundreds of multipurpose Wi-Fi hot spots distributed across a large geographic area, as well as providing connectivity for remote monitoring of wellheads and collection and separation facilities. The Redline network delivers enough capacity to carry all of this operator's voice, data and video traffic on a single backbone, giving employees and contractors access to corporate systems from anywhere, delivering real-time drilling applications, and providing M2M connectivity for remote monitoring and management of assets.

"Delivering a multipurpose wireless network across a wide area in rugged terrain is not an easy task," stated Louis Lambert, vice-president of oil and gas sales for Redline. "Redline couples powerful network solutions that were designed specifically for oil and gas with deep industry knowledge and superb technical expertise to satisfy the most demanding customers."

Redline will be partnering with a local telecom service provider that owns some of the licensed spectrum to be used in the network. In addition to network products, Redline will be providing a range of technical services, including RF planning, network architecture development, network design and engineering. This first phase is expected to be fully operational in early 2015.

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