Talkpool is pleased to announce that it has signed a Frame Agreement with Nokia USA, covering Electromagnetic Energy (EME) and Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) testing services for T-Mobile's U.S. network.
In press release dated 29 September 2025, Talkpool announced that the company had signed a new Frame Agreement with a global leader in telecommunications and network infrastructure. This press release constitutes a clarification of said press release dated 29 September 2025.
Under the Frame Agreement, Talkpool will conduct on-site RF emission measurements-also known as radiofrequency electromagnetic field surveys-at Nokia's base station sites across the United States. These tests will ensure that Nokia's 5G network infrastructure operates within the strict safety and regulatory limits for electromagnetic emissions.
By applying its advanced testing tools and engineering expertise, Talkpool will verify compliance with FCC (Federal Communications Commission) requirements and industry standards for wireless equipment. Each site will be certified to confirm that radiation levels are well below the permissible exposure thresholds, guaranteeing both regulatory compliance and public safety.
The collaboration marks a significant milestone for both companies. For Talkpool, the partnership with Nokia-a global leader in telecommunications-represents a major step forward in its North American expansion strategy.
Talkpool has a long-standing history of delivering network rollout and technical services to Nokia across the world. This new engagement with Nokia USA extends that successful relationship into the U.S. market and positions Talkpool as a trusted service provider for 5G infrastructure compliance testing.
The project also supports Talkpool's strategic focus on growth in developed markets and strengthens its position within the high-demand segment of telecom environmental and compliance services.
"Partnering with Nokia USA on this nationwide EME and MPE testing project is a strong validation of our technical expertise and service quality," said Erik Strömstedt, CEO of Talkpool. "It underscores our long-term collaboration with Nokia and marks an exciting phase of renewed activity in the U.S. market."