Our Work
“Mission Critical Partners joined the project at a critical time. Without hesitation, they immediately jumped into the fray and assisted us in finalizing the system design and implementation plan in order to keep the project on schedule.”
KEY RESULT:
MCP was able to provide Prince George’s County with the following deliverables:
- Network Inventory Spreadsheet with all items identified and interfaced to the present CPE system
- Transmission Plan Forecast
- Network diagram of current CPE network elements to present system
- Future network diagrams with interface ports to the Nortel CS 1000
- Future network port requirements
Motorola - Prince George’s County, Maryland: Network Engineering and Technical Project Management
Challenge:
Mission Critical Partners proposed Network Engineering and Technical Project Management services offering staff members familiar with Plant/CML CS 1000 installation and Verizon 9-1-1 networks and automatic location identification (ALI) service offerings.
The MCP team members who support these efforts each offer distinctive skills and experiences and have led or assisted similar transitions at both the state as well as at the public safety answering point (PSAP) level for over 200 (9-1-1) jurisdictions. These skills will undeniably complement the Prince George’s County/Motorola program and the goals of sustaining progressive improvements in delivery of 9-1-1 service to the residents of Prince George’s County, MD.
Solution:
MCP reviewed the existing configuration and developed Visio drawings to better support the client’s need to visualize the new 9-1-1 CPE and VoIP PBX solution and network components. Detailed spreadsheets and Gantt charts were developed to support the network components, circuit order status, CPE/network costs as well as forecast the timelines for network and CPE installations.
These elements will be utilized to support the new installation as well as the decommissioning of the existing network and facility.
The Motorola Contract Design Review (CDR) process presented a better understanding of the current operations, call transfer requirements and call flow. MCP was able to offer a “what if” scenario to help narrow the list of potential network solutions in a timely manner. The inventory will also assist in Transmission Planning and Recommendation Review by assisting in predicting potential transmission plans in the Nortel CS 1000 or may require delivery via a different media to assure transmission quality.
