Attachment ex parte

This document pretains to SAT-AMD-20031118-00332 for Amended Filing on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

IBFS_SATAMD2003111800332_376201

ShawPittman LLP A Limited Liability Partnership Including Professional Corporations May 13,2004 RECEIVED Via Hand Delivery Ms. Marlene H. Dortch MAY I 3 2004 Secretary : . ~ M L COMMliNlCAtiOt6 COMM1sluN Federal Communications Commission OFFICE ob THE SECRETMY 445 12th Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 Received Re: Mobile Satellite Ventures Subsidiary LLC MAY 2 4 zoo4 Ex Parte Presentation IB Docket No. 01-185 mmesld7 File No. SAT-MOD-20031118-00333 (ATC applicatidwmwd Bureau File No. SAT-AMD-20031118-00332 (ATC application) File No. SES-MOD-20031118-01879 (ATC application) File No. SAT-AMD-20040209-00014 (replacement satellite application) File No. SAT-AMD-20031118-00335 (replacement satellite application) Dear Ms. Dortch: On May 12,2004, Gary Parsons, Chairman of the Board of Mobile Satellite Ventures LP (“MSV”); Alex Good, Chief Executive Officer of MSV; Lon Levin, Vice President of MSV; Bruce Jacobs of Shaw Pittman LLP; and Amy Mehlman of Capitol Coalitions, Inc., met with Commissioner Kathleen Abernathy and her legal advisor, Jennifer Manner. MSV presented the information contained in the attached set of presentation materials. Please direct any questions regarding this matter to the undersigned. Very truly yours, *+w David S. Konczal cc: Commissioner Kathleen Abernathy Jennifer Manner Washington, DC Northern Virginia New York Los Angeles 2300 N Street, NW Washington, DC 20037-1 128 202.663.8000 Fax: 202.663.8007 www.showpittmon.com London ~

Ubiquitous Mobile Satellite Service MSV’s Next Generation System May 12,2004

Operating investors: broad experience developing and operating mobile and satellite systems Financial investors: extensive investments in communications and satellite enterprises with billions of dollars under management Management: experience includes operations of satellite and wireless businesses Mobi I e Sat e I I it e Ventures

Two geostationary satellites North America-wide service - Voice, including push-to- talk - Packet Data - Dispatch Cash flow positive, over $30M in annual revenue Over 100,000 end-users, including hundreds of public safety agencies Mobile S a t ell it e Ventures

Terrestrial Ubiquitous 3G wireless Base Stations co mmunications services throughout North America Low cost, lightweight handsets, indistinguishable from standard cellphones and PDAs Dramatically alters wireless services in rural areas

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1995 Launch of current system 2000 Critical concept and technology development (ongoing) 2001 Filing of initial application for replacement satellites and terrestrial authority 2002 File patent applications to protect key intellectual property (ongoing) Demonstration and procurement discussions with satellite, handset, and infrastructure manufacturers (ongoing) Agreement with US GPS Industry Council 2003 Develop vertical applications (ongoing) Issue RFls to satellite and infrastructure vendors Begin discussions with anchor tenants, strategic partners and investors [2004] Finalize specifications and financing, secure anchor tenants Mobile Satellite Ventures

Background and Status Gating factors Satellite service is operational; new satellites to be ordered after FCC action All user equipment will be enabled for full satellite service Proposed use of in-orbit spare satellites will improve redundancy and reliability Requests for additional flexibility Necessary to provide service in smaller cities and reduce deployment expense No harmful interference to lnmarsat or its customers - Potential uplink interference will be dramatically reduced from today’s levels - The proposed threshold for downlink interference is based on today’s accepted equipment standards

The rulemaking and application are ripe for action - Major FCC staff expertise developed in preparing the ATC Order - lnmarsat has made no new arguments - NTIA has reviewed the application for impact to federal government users Public safety applications are a critical component of our national emergency preparedness Long lead time to launch new satellites; existing system has limited useful life - Existing customers, partners, suppliers, and investors need certainty US technology leadership and jobs requires speedy regulatory decisions M o b i l e Satellite Ventures


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