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FirstNet released 10 requests for information seeking potential deployment options for the national public safety network (http://1.usa.gov/1djYooF). “These RFIs will enable FirstNet to gather input from equipment manufacturers, service providers and other stakeholders on possible models and partnership and technology platforms,” said Bill D'Agostino, FirstNet general manager, Wednesday. “We need to hear about innovative, cost-effective solutions for delivering the coverage, capacity, connectivity, cybersecurity and resiliency that a high-speed network dedicated to public safety demands.” Questions from respondents are due July 22 and responses Aug. 30. Requests for proposal are to follow. “These detailed RFIs reflect the diversity of uses and applications as well as the extensive broadband wireless needs of first responders and public safety professionals,” said FirstNet board member Craig Farrill, acting chief technology officer.
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