Sprint Clearance Letter

0505-EX-ST-2007 Text Documents

Alcatel-Lucent

2007-10-08ELS_85051

September 27, 2006 Comsearch Laura Fontaine 19700 Janelia Farm Blvd. Ashburn, VA 20147 Dear Laura, Sprint has evaluated the request of Comsearch to allow CTIA Exhibitors to temporarily operate within Sprint‘s licensed frequency spectrum. Sprint has set aside the following frequency pairs 1856.30 MHz for mobile transmission and 1936.30 MHz for base transmission and 1858.70 MHz for mobile transmission and 1938.70 MHz for base transmission in PCS frequency block A for temporary utilization by CTIA Exhibitors at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, California ("Exhibitor Assigned Frequencies"). CTIA Exhibitors may utilize the Exhibitor Assigned Frequencies, provided that such use does not cause interference to the Sprint Network. CTIA Exhibitors will use the Exhibitor Assigned Frequencies for the purpose of demonstration of new and current equipment or technology offerings. CTIA Exhibitors will obtain all necessary FCC approvals, if any, to use the frequencies as described herein. Comsearch, on behalf of CTIA, is responsible for frequency coordination for the CTIA WIRELESS 2007® show. Attached is a copy of standard operating procedures that CTIA, Comsearch and Sprint have agreed upon to identify, mitigate and resolve any potential or actual interference issues that may arise during the CTIA WIRELESS 2007® show ("Standard Operating Procedures"). Comsearch and Sprint shall promptly notify each other of any allegations of harmful interference, and the Standard Operating Procedures shall be implemented by Comsearch to resolve and eliminate such interference issues. While it is the responsibility of CTIA Exhibitors to operate their Equipment within the cell site parameters set forth below, CTIA and Comsearch acknowledges that it will take timely and appropriate action as outlined in the Standard Operating Proceduresif harmful interference occurs to Sprint‘s operations or the operations of any other party, as a result of an Exhibitor‘s failure to operate within the Exhibitor Assigned Frequencies. Such action may include, but is not limited to, changing operating parameters of interferer or ceasing operation of Exhibitor‘s interfering device. Sprint will not be responsible for any harmful interference caused by CTIA Exhibitors. RF transmission on the assigned carrier will be permitted for a period no longer than five (5) days commencing on Monday October 22, 2007 and ending on Friday October 26, 2007. Comsearch is to notify the following Sprint employee prior to cell activation: Mark Moore @ (913) 794—1765 or (913) 284—9729.


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