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Attention contractors: On February 24, GSA will sunset FPDS and redirect the main page and log-in to SAM. This decommissioning follows the final transition of the FPDS search application and ezSearch features to the contracting page of SAM. While the search functionality still remains in FPDS until the final date, GSA encourages users to begin using SAM because it is now the official site for award searches. Learn more here: https://hubs.la/Q042l1xf0

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From a NEPA perspective, using existing infrastructure is often the least impactful approach to fiber deployment. It does not exempt the project from regulatory review. Understanding that distinction helps protect both schedule and funding eligibility. Explore compliance insights in our Broadband Resource Hub. → https://ow.ly/17Gx50Ykz8O

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Learn about new capabilities for the ArcGIS Utility Network: the Telecom Domain. In addition to supporting very large fiber-based networks, the Telecom Domain can be used for communication systems supporting Scada and AMI as well as smaller telecommunication networks. https://ow.ly/liZl50XaA3F

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🚨🚔 Where is the emergency? In this short video, learn why pinpointing exactly where an emergency happens is critical to NG9-1-1 success, how local GIS data fuels accurate call routing, and what federal mandates mean for telecom and public safety agencies alike. Whether you're managing deployment timelines or planning long-term NGCS investments, this is the spatial data insight you can’t afford to ignore. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e26gcCEF #NG911 #NextGen911 #NextGeneration911 #NextGenReady #PublicSafety #GIS #ArcGIS #ArcGISPro #NENA #InteropAddress #Interoperability #EmergencyResponse #EmergencyCommunications #1Spatial

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With the 2025 ArcGIS Network Management release, which includes ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5 and ArcGIS Pro 3.5, there is help with utilities build and management of modern, scalable, and high-performing network systems. https://ow.ly/lofk30sMJm4

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Plot twist: your Utility Network migration doesn’t have to be hard. At SSP, we’ve helped more utilities get to the Esri Utility Network than anyone. We know the shortcuts, the roadblocks, the what-not-to-dos. And we turned it all into simple, digestible guides. Want to: ✅ Know what a good RFP looks like? ✅ Understand if you're ready to migrate? ✅ Avoid surprises with user adoption? We’ve got a guide for that. 🔍 Find yours: https://bit.ly/4cdLxu4 #UtilityNetwork #arcgispro

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The FCC releases a monster 46 page NPRM around robocalls. It boils down to adding a number of potential new requirements around Stir/Shaken and branded calling, and removing a set of regulations around TCPA and call blocking. 30 days to comment, and a ton of stuff to comment on. And this will get a flood of comments. https://lnkd.in/dbk-QhYU

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The Georgia Statewide Communications Interoperability Project is strengthening connections across the state, ensuring reliable communication between state and local governments and first responders. With Southern Linc’s LTE network and advanced interworking capabilities, agencies can respond faster, work more efficiently and enhance community safety. Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected Georgia. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/emGWPvz8

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