The Inter-American Development Bank in Washington, D.C., contracted with Federal Engineering to provide design and consulting services related to installation of a radio communications system at the bank’s headquarters buildings.

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The FCC released a public notice — the first in a series — that solicits input on the efficacy of the wireless resiliency cooperative framework, a voluntary wireless industry commitment to promote resilient wireless communications and situational awareness during disasters.

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Harris plans to invest more than $125 million in internal research and development (R&D) in Florida this fiscal year, bolstering high-paying jobs and the company’s innovation leadership in the state, a statement said.

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Polaris Wireless executives met with FCC officials to answer technical and other questions about its solution for locating 9-1-1 callers inside high-rises.

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The Tait Foundation sold a minority share of its subsidiary, Tait International, to JVCKENWOOD from Japan. The deal was first announced in August.

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Comtech Telecommunications reported its operating results for the first fiscal quarter ended Oct. 31 and updated its fiscal 2019 guidance.

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Jane Hinckley Halprin will serve as the FCC’s administrative law judge following the retirement of Judge Richard Sippel Dec. 1.

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Verizon announced new unlimited rate plans for current and retired first responders and volunteer first responders on personal plans.

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A Florida district court judge denied Sprint’s request for an injunction to prevent two Florida companies from selling radio products under the Nextel brand. Because the injunction was denied, Nextel World and Retrobrands can continue to sell products under the Nextel name while a lawsuit against them moves forward.

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Panasonic projects it will receive First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) Ready certifications for a handset and several laptop models in the first half of 2019. The company also projects that it will receive FirstNet-capable certifications for several tablets and laptops by the end of this year, said Alan Yuan, business development manager for Panasonic.

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