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Chester County, PA Since 1999, ACD has been Chester County's consultant, technology and regulatory advisor.

ACD has analyzed, studied and performed frequency coordination on their 6 GHz Microwave system.

 

We have completed and filed major Waivers for their 800 MHz system with FCC, performed frequency coordination, propagation and interference studies, completed and submitted Waiver of construction and notification FCC rules, represented them before FCC, assisted the County with their regional interoperability planning. 

Clay County Sheriffs Office (CCSO), FL Since 2002, ACD has been working with CCSO on their 800 MHz systemn.  As their consultant, we have assissted and advised CCSO on digital wireless technology and standards such as Project 25 and TETRA, FCC and NTIA related policies, rules and regulations, frequency coordination, and licensing.

As CCSO’s Consultant and Project Manager, ACD is working with TA, SN and EFJ on their Rebanding project, phase one (1).  In this phase, ACD will:

 

A.  Participate in planning and determining the most efficient way of engineering and migrating the current frequencies to the new frequencies as identified in the Rebanding Order.

 

B.  Assist in determining the time frame(s) necessary for the retuning and/or replacement of equipment, including maintaining interoperability with other jurisdictions which have reciprocal arrangements with CCSO.

 

C.  Perform an engineering study to identify co-channel and adjacent channel users, assess current interference problems, verify baseline system performance relating to frequency assignments and ascertain compatible system upon relocation to new spectrum.

 

D.  Provide negotiation support between CCSO and TA, CCSO and SN, and between CCSO and EFJ.

E.  Review documentation and recommendations provided by the Manufacturer describing replacement/alternate equipment they plan to provide to comply with the Rebanding Order to insure that CCSO has the equivalent communications system after the migration that is in place prior to the move.

International Municipal Signal Association -In 1999 IMSA hired ACD Telecom LLC to perform frequency coordination in the 700 MHz & 800 MHz bands for all public safety agencies throughout the United StatesSince then, ACD has also been acting as consultant and resident expert in both 700 MHz and 800 MHz bands’ rules and regulations, Regional Planning activities and procedures, APCO Project 25 standards, public safety interoperability issues, and development of strategic plans.

Maui County Police Department (MPD), HISince 2000, ACD has been MPD’s consultant, technical and regulatory advisor in various telecommunications related matters and issues.

 

Assist in developing the future need and growth of MPD’s system and strategic planning and their Interoperability plan

 

Perform spectrum mining, frequency coordination, complete and file required FCC forms for their UHF, 800 MHz and Microwave frequencies

 

Regulatory policy interpretation and coordination with FCC

 

Provide assistance with the preparing and filling any required documentation with the FCC for preliminary or anticipated Rebanding frequency issues due to the consensus plan as ordered

 

Represent MPD before the FCC Region 11 Regional Committee and FCC

 

ACD is also Maui’s Consulting and Project Management for their Rebanding project both phase one and two, similar to Will County’s Rebanding Project efforts.

State of South Dakota ACD was hired to complete the spectrum portion of SD’s system.  ACD worked on SD’s behalf, becoming familiar with the state and Congressional leadership and their goals, and becoming familiar with the technical and logistical issues germane to South Dakota. On October 23rd 2002, South Dakota turned up the system, fully licensed.

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