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Gema Tirta Line

Pondok Betung, Indonesia

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What Gema Tirta Line does.

Gema Tirta Line is a company that has been active since 1999 and specializes in various projects in the field of geophysics and IT service offerings. Its services include computer cabling, antenna installation for V-Sat systems, seismograph construction and operation, as well as the installation of Local Area Networks (LAN). The company has undertaken projects for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organization in Austria, BATAN, and BMG. Gema Tirta Line is located in Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia, at the address Jl. Mega No.1E Pondok Betung.

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