T-Mobile Explains How It Coordinates with DOD, as AWS-3 Operations Deploy
T-Mobile representatives explained the carrier’s work with the government on the Space-Ground Link Subsystem “and associated coordination requirements” as it deploys in the AWS-3 bands. The explanation came in a meeting with FCC staff. Among those at the meeting was…
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Julius Knapp, chief of the Office of Engineering and Technology, said a filing in docket 13-185. “We acknowledged T-Mobile’s obligation to successfully coordinate its operations with the Department of Defense in advance of commencing commercial service and addressed potential concerns related to possible operational changes after a mutually agreed upon plan had been approved by the parties,” T-Mobile said. “To address those concerns we noted that should either entity (licensee or incumbent) make changes to its network outside the parameters to which the agreement was granted, that entity must work with the other to revise the coordination agreement to reflect the revised operations.”