Out of which, $6.3 billion will be invested through First Responder’s network contract with AT&T to provide full 5G capabilities on FirstNet, expanded mission-critical services, and enhanced coverage.
First Responder expects an additional $2 billion for ongoing investments in coverage enhancements for public safety, which is currently under discussion by the parties.
‘Starting in March, FirstNet will be the first and only wireless network to provide America’s first responders with always-on priority and preemption across 5G, expanding to include all AT&T 5G commercial spectrum,’ the company said.
AT&T noted that it…