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Contractor will describe if and how they would provide for a dedicated network exclusive for use by emergency response providers such as Federal, State, and local emergency public safety, law enforcement, emergency response, emergency medical (including hospital emergency facilities), and related personnel, agencies, and authorities; including Native American Tribes (Sovereign Nations) or authorized tribal organization and rural communities, unincorporated town or village, or other public entity. Carriers will describe how their proposed services will have the ability to provide the most comprehensive, reliable coverage and highest priority for emergency communications, such as: • Broadband LTE network allowing first responders and other public safety personnel to send and receive voice, data, video, images, push -to -talk and text without concerns about network congestion. • Mobile Devices • Mobile Device Management, to include Maintenance and Replacement • Public Safety Applications and Solutions • Assured Priority and Preemption when needed • Network Security Interoperability: Interoperability is critical to all public safety agencies, therefore; The Wireless Service Provider (the Contractor), will describe how they enable comprehensive public safety broadband interoperability at all levels including the sharing of priority and preemption protocols, applications, and mission critical Push -to -Talk (MCPTT) communications and off -air device to device communications during an emergency situation. Deployable Access: The Wireless Service Provider (the Contractor) will describe how they will provide cellular connection in areas where service does not exist or where service fails during emergency circumstances. The Wireless Service Provider will describe how they provide dedicated access to Satellite Cell on Wheels and Portable Emergency Communications. The Wireless Service Provider (Contractor) will describe additional deployable equipment for dedicated access in areas where service does not exist or where service fails during emergency situations. Optional Services: Additional Public Safety Services sold under the NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement other than the requirements listed, must be properly reviewed and approved by the lead state. Option to Terminate: The NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement is an additional procuring mechanism. The Wireless Service Provider (the Contractor) must agree; if a Public Service Entity chooses to utilize the MA152-1 Wireless Data, Voice and Accessorie wach- Qrtt B: SOW