One Pager: America's Infrastructure Runs on 900 MHz
The 900 MHz Band (902–928 MHz) is the workhorse behind systems Americans rely on everyday including, utility and water meters, transportation, security systems, consumer electronics, medical-alert devices, life-saving public safety equipment, tolling systems, and RFID supply chain tracking. One company, NextNav, is petitioning to restructure the 900 MHz Band in a manner that would upend these critical systems and could cost consumers and businesses billions of dollars.
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Letter to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Carr
On June 3, 2026, the Alliance sent a letter to FCC Chairman Carr expressing strong support for the FCC’s efforts to establish a resilient backup to GPS through complementary Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) capabilities, while raising concerns about any effort to reconfigure the 902–928 MHz spectrum band as part of that process.
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