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FirstNet Update

Ed ParkinsonDirector, Government Affairs

Implementing the Vision

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2.22.12FirstNet becomes lawPL 112-96

GOVERNANCE

THE LAW FUNDING$7B authorized to build the FirstNet

network. Funded by spectrum auctions through 2022

The FirstNet Board has 15 members, including those with telecommunications and public safety backgrounds

Each Governor appoints 1 Single Point ofContact (SPOC) and governing body torepresent the state’s interests to FirstNet

40 member Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) advises FirstNet on public safety intergovernmental matters

BAND CLASS (BC) 1420MHz of bandwidth has been dedicated

to public safety in the prime upper 700MHz frequency range

BC 12

AT&T

AT&T

Dish

AT&T

Verizon

PS Broadband

PS Narrow

band

Verizon

PSBroadband

PS Narrow

band

6 MHz 12 MHz 12 MHz 6 MHz 12 MHz 11 MHz 10 MHz 6 MHz 11 MHz 10 MHz 6 MHz

BC 13 BC 14BC 13 BC 14BC 17

BC 29BC 12BC 17

1 MHz Guard Bands

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May 19, 2015

Network Deployment

Draft RFP Documents

Local, State & Tribal

Consultation

Final RFP

Early Builders in Operation

FederalConsultation

Deliver State Plan/ Governor Approval

Public Notice(s)

PSAC Recommendations

Industry Days

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Key Milestones – Phase II • Public Notice(s) & Comment • Expand Outreach and Consultation• Leverage PSAC Recommendations and Early Builder Results• Release Final RFP

SPOC Calls & Webinars

Local, State & Tribal

Consultation

SPOC Calls & Webinars

PSAC Recommendations

Phase II: Road To Implementation

Draft State Plan

Consultation

May 19, 2015

Our Priorities

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Consultation Process

Acquisition/Draft RFP

May 19, 2015

FirstNet’s Equation for Financial Sustainability

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$7BExcess

Network Capacity

SynergiesFees Costs Financial Sustainability

May 19, 2015

The FirstNet Opportunity

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Minimum Value from Offerors for

Contract with

FirstNet

Cash balance inclusive of excess network capacity value

FirstNet Breakeven

Firs

tNet

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h Bal

ance

End of Contract

Offerors propose funding

needed to deploy and

operate network

May 7, 2015

Contract Award

$7BExcess

Network Capacity

SynergiesFees Costs Financial Sustainability

Strong financial proposal

For illustrative purposes only. Not to scale.

Need Inputs to Get Answers

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$7BExcess

Capacity Revenue

FeesUser, Core,

Infrastructure Lease

Deployment Costs

Operations & Maintenance

Costs

PS FeaturesPriority, Security, Hardening, etc.

Plan Options

Users Security

Service Plan

Core Network

Devices

ApplicationsData Usage

Deployables

Training

Hardening

Prioritization

Cost Estimates

Core Design

Adoption Estimates

Excess Capacity Valuation

Hardening Costs

Baseline Coverage

Available Devices

Deployment Schedule

Coverage Objectives

Self-Sustaining Network

May 19, 2015

Special Notice w/Draft RFP Documents –Proposed NPSBN

Deployment Phases

Special Notice with Draft RFP Documents

• On April 24, FirstNet Board approved release of Special Notice with Draft Request for Proposal (RFP) documents

• Documents posted April 27 on FBO.gov at https://www.fbo.gov/notices/55fa4d3227d5ac0173e4613e04368c86

• Interested have 90 Days to Provide Comments or Capabilities Statements

– Within those 90 days, parties will have 30 days to submit questions

• For questions, please contact the Contracting Officer at [email protected]

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https://www.fbo.gov/notices/55fa4d3227d5ac0173e4613e04368c86

Special Notice with Draft RFP Documents

• FirstNet is working to maximize feedback and input through the acquisition process

• The Special Notice contains instructions for industry and Public Safety to provide feedback around:

– FirstNet’s approach to serving public safety– Deployment and operation of the network– Early collaboration and teaming

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FirstNet’s Statement of Objectives Envisions a World Class Public Safety Network

3GPP global standards for

economies of scale

Local control for Public Safety Users

Fleet of deployables

dedicated to Public Safety

Priority access to the network

Satellite coverage for resiliency and wilderness areas

Enhanced resiliency,

redundancy and hardening to

ensure availability

A network with enhanced cyber

security

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Device ecosystem

Latest in 4G technology with

built-in evolution

Nationwide interoperable

broadband data network

Public Safety applications ecosystem

May 19, 2015

Proposed FirstNet Approach in the Draft RFP Documents – Current State

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Phase 1-2

Phase 3-4

Phase 5

Expansion 1

Expansion 2

Cont

ract

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RURAL RURALURBANSUBURBAN SUBURBAN

May 19, 2015

Proposed FirstNet Approach in the Draft RFP Documents– Phase 1-2

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Phase 1-2

Phase 3-4

Phase 5

Expansion 1

Expansion 2

Cont

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Co

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FN Core Network for B14

May 19, 2015

Proposed FirstNet Approach in the Draft RFP Documents– Phase 3-4

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Phase 1-2

Phase 3-4

Phase 5

Expansion 1

Expansion 2

Cont

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May 19, 2015

Proposed FirstNet Approach in the Draft RFP Documents– Phase 5

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Phase 1-2

Phase 3-4

Phase 5

Expansion 1

Expansion 2

Cont

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May 19, 2015

Proposed FirstNet Approach in the Draft RFP Documents– Expansion 1

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Phase 1-2

Phase 3-4

Phase 5

Expansion 1

Expansion 2

Cont

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May 19, 2015

Proposed FirstNet Approach in the Draft RFP Documents– Expansion 2

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Phase 1-2

Phase 3-4

Phase 5

Expansion 1

Expansion 2

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May 19, 2015

FirstNet encourages Public Safety to Respond to the Special Notice and Draft RFP Documents

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• Special Notice with Draft RFP Documents– Overview of contents of draft of RFP documents – Request for feedback on the approaches– Submission of capabilities statements

• Section B Supplies or services and prices/costs

• Section C Statement of Objectives (SOO) C-1 Baseline Coverage Objective Map C-3 Recommendations of the Interoperability Board (aka FCC Technology

Advisory Board Report) C-4 System View and Standard Views (SV-1 and StdV-1) C-5 FirstNet Final Operational Capability– Features Standards Forecast

(StdV-2) C-6 Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) C-7 Operational Architecture Functional Descriptions C-8 Initial and Final Operation Capability Target Timeline C-9 NPSBN Use Case Definitions

• Section J, Attachment J-3, Terms of Reference

May 19, 2015

Key Elements for Desired Network Outcomes

Publ

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se •Quantity and quality of applications

•User satisfaction

•Enablement of application developers

•Cloud services

•Local control

Publ

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s •Portfolio breadth & depth

•Certification timelines

•Security and malware protection

• Inventory management

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ork •Deployment

progress•Coverage

quantity and quality

•Capacity•Priority &

QoS profiles•Network

quality•Roaming

Net

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tions •Change

management•Maintenance•Outage &

incident management

•Resiliency•Customer

care•Overall

availability

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FirstNet Network Benefits

Dedicated to Public Safety

QoS, Priority & Preemption

(QPP)

Local Control

Public Safety Apps /

Services

Situational Awareness

Public Safety Grade

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Industry Day

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OCT

DEC

NOV

AUG

JUN IndustryMeetings Begin

Public Safety Briefing

Industry Day

Industry Meetings End

Board MeetingIndustry Day /Pre-solicitation

conference

RFP Release

Potential Opportunities for Engagement in the Year Ahead

MAY

Events subject to change

SEP

Public Notice & Comment #3

Opens


Closes

Special Notice Comment

Period ClosesJULY

Special Notice & Draft RFP

ReleasedAPR

Board Meeting


Closes

Questions Due

May 19, 2015

Thank YouEdward Parkinson – [email protected]

@FirstNetGov

mailto:[email protected]

Elektrobit Tough Mobile SmartPhone as a Next Generation MDCJani LyrintzisMay 19, 2015

EB Tough Mobile as a Next Generation MDC

About Elektrobit (EB)

• Established in 1985

• Headquartered in Oulu, Finland, a wireless technology hub of Northern Europe

• Worldwide operations in eight countries, spanning 3 continents, with over 1700 employees.

• Among its business areas, EB develops mobile device solutions and platforms for specialized, vertical markets such as public safety, military, and industrial sectors. EB also develops products and platforms for the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) markets.

© Elektrobit (EB), 2015 | Confidential 2


SmartPhone based MDC – Key Requirements

© Elektrobit (EB), 2015 / Confidential 3

• Sufficient Processing Power to replace the Laptop

• Rich, High-Speed Communication Capabilities

• Positioning & LBS

• Secure Data-Access

• Two-Way Display Synchronization

• Ruggedness


EB Tough Mobile Overview

• EB Tough Mobile is a rugged, secure Android 5.0 Lollipop based SmartPhone.

• Quad-core 2.3GHz Snapdragon 801 Processor• Unparalleled FIPS140-2 compliant Hardware

and software based security.• Supports 9 LTE frequency bands including B14

for FirstNet and 8 commercial bands for commercial roaming partners.

• GPS/Glonass/Beidou & indoor positioning

© Elektrobit (EB), 2015 / Confidential 4

• Cast Magnesium unibody construction for MIL-810G ruggedness, IP67 Ingress Protection.

• Miracast for Display Mirroring• Dual-SIM for carrier Flexibility


Miracast Wireless Display Projection

• Miracast is a technology for mirroring device display content between multimedia devices without cable or network connection.

• Miracast is a peer-to-peer connection based on Wi-Fi Direct and allows sending up to 1080p HD video wirelessly between devices.

• Miracast is an industry-wide solution promoted by the Wi-Fi Alliance, so the technology works well across devices regardless of the brand.

• EB Tough Mobile is a Miracast compliant device.• However, Miracast solutions so far have been one-way solutions

and hence do not support control of the source device from the display device.

© Elektrobit (EB) 2015 | Confidential 5


2-way Display Synchronization using Miracast• In order to make Miracast display synchronization 2-way, a User Input Back

Channel (UIBC) is required between the display device and the source device.• UIBC is an optional protocol in Miracast.

© Elektrobit (EB) 2015 | Confidential 6

Source(Smartphone)

Display(Car display/touch, with

buttons, joystick etc. for user control)

MiracastFramework

Display

Audio

UIBC

Questions [email protected]

http://www.elektrobit.com/

mailto:[email protected]

Los Angeles County

Sheriff’s Department

The Next Generation MDC is a FirstNet SmartPhone

Commander Scott EdsonTechnology and Support Division,Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

Los Angeles County


FirstNet is Here!

Los Angeles County


Los Angeles County


Capacity Issues

Los Angeles County

Sheriff’s DepartmentCOMMERCIAL FIRSTNETComputer Aided Dispatch Computer Aided DispatchRecords Management System Records Management SystemField Based Reporting Field Based ReportingMobile Data Devices Mobile Data DevicesHosted Applications Hosted ApplicationsVoice over IP Voice over IPUser Authentication User AuthenticationDevice Authentication Device AuthenticationData Dependent Apps Data Dependent AppsPriority & Quality of Service Priority & Quality of ServiceCapacity/Resiliency Capacity/Resiliency

Land Mobile Radio

Los Angeles County


RoamingAgreements

LOCAL

And Nationwide…

Los Angeles County


How Can I Maximize Use of FirstNet, Provide a Better Level of Service, and Save Money?

Los Angeles County


Body Worn SmartPhones

Los Angeles County


Can a SmartPhone Replace the MDC?

Can a SmartPhone Meet CJIS Compliance?

Los Angeles County


Today

Los Angeles County


Today

Los Angeles County


Today

Los Angeles County


All I Want Is:• Body Worn SmartPhone• Keyboard• Monitor

• Two-way• Touch screen

• Engage Industry to Find a Solution!

Los Angeles County


Tomorrow

Los Angeles County


CJIS Compliance

Los Angeles County

Sheriff’s Department• Two Factor Authentication on MDC

• The user is first authenticated using their Active Directory user ID and password

• Next authentication via a digital certificate• Digital certificates are issued to the user when they

complete MDC training• If successfully authenticated, then the user certificate is

downloaded from Active Directory to the MDC and the logon process continues

• The system checks to ensure the user authenticated by Active Directory is the same user authenticated by the Certificate Authority before access to MDC applications

• Encryption• The Band 14 devices today are all Andriod• Andriod supports data encryption

Los Angeles County


Band 14 Devices

• Elektrobit• Sonim• Motorola

(15 minutes each, including Q&A)

Los Angeles County


Thank You!

Commander Scott EdsonTechnology and Support Division,Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department562-345-4314 [email protected]