Cranbury, NJ (February 9, 2015) — On Feb 4, CTIA – The Wireless Association filed comments with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) concerning its 600 Megahertz (MHz) band proceeding. V‑COMM played a vital role in this proceeding as CTIA’s selected vendor to study and test the impact of Part 15 Unlicensed Operations and Part 74 Low Power Auxiliary Stations on commercial mobile broadband service in the repurposed 600 MHz band.

Trenton, NJ (October 3, 2014)—Dominic Villecco, V‑COMM’s president and founder, testified at the New Jersey Assembly hearing on Sept. 18 to highlight issues regarding 911 fees and Next Generation 911. Testimonies were also given by representatives from various associations, including the New Jersey Wireless Association (NJWA), the National Emergency Number Association (NENA) and the New Jersey Association of Counties (NJAC), as well as Camden, Morris and Union Counties.

Cranbury, NJ (May 20, 2014)—V‑COMM, an industry-leading telecommunications engineering firm, has been engaged by Burlington County, NJ to implement the next stage of its planned 700 MHz P25 Phase Two Public Safety network. V‑COMM’s services include system design, microwave design, site development, engineering specifications and project management.

Cranbury, NJ (May 15, 2014)—V‑COMM, an industry-leading telecommunications engineering firm, has expanded its relationship with Transit Wireless to implement Phases Two and Three of the wireless network project in the New York City subway system.

V‑COMM ASSISTS WITH P-25 PHASE 2 PUBLIC SAFETY NETWORK FOR CAMDEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. Camden, New Jersey (May 7, 2013)— V‑COMM, a leading New Jersey based telecommunications engineering firm, assists Camden County, NJ in launching its new 700/800 MHz P-25 Phase 2 Public Safety Radio Network. V‑COMM provided independent design, radio frequency acquisition and technical specification services to Camden County.