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Resound Networks - Cleveland (CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1543)

Official project code: CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1543

Resound Networks - Cleveland (CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1543) is a broadband project record in Oklahoma. Recorded technology: Fixed Wireless. Reported award: not reported. Linked award holder: Resound Networks.

Sources: NTIA dashboard extract

Summary from published records · Source as of: Apr 13, 2026 · Materially updated:

Key facts

Official project code
CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1543 Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Project state or territory
Oklahoma Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Reported award
Not reportedReporting period: 2026-04-13 Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Planned service locations
Not reportedReporting period: 2026-04-13 Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Recorded deployment technologies
Fixed Wireless Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Project award status
Provisional Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Planned start
2026-01-01Planned date — not evidence that work occurred. Sources: NTIA dashboard extract
Planned completion
2027-12-31Planned date — not evidence that work occurred. Sources: NTIA dashboard extract

An award is not an open solicitation, revenue, cash received, or guaranteed contractor demand. A planned date alone does not establish construction or completion.

Description supplied by the source

Resound Networks proposes to deploy a licensed fixed wireless broadband network in Cleveland County to deliver high-capacity, reliable internet service to 604 total locations, including 270 underserved residences, 74 unserved residences, and 260 Community Anchor Institutions. While Cleveland includes some metropolitan-adjacent areas, significant service disparities persist in rural pockets and transitional zones, making these NET(s) essential to closing coverage gaps under the BEAD program.\\n\\nResound will utilize leased vertical assets strategically located throughout Cleveland County to achieve comprehensive line-of-sight coverage. These assets will serve as the backbone of our deployment, supported by our master agreements with major national and regional tower infrastructure providers. These agreements allow us to construct new towers or upgrade existing sites where required to overcome terrain-related interference, zoning restrictions, or evolving coverage demands. This approach ensures infrastructure flexibility without compromising on deployment speed or service reliability.\\n\\nThe network will be built using Resound’s licensed fixed wireless platform, which has been successfully deployed across multiple states under the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF). This technology enables us to offer customers gigabit-tier service options backed by real-world performance and long-term scalability. Each tower is configured for capacity management, remote diagnostics, and service upgrades to meet future data demands in growing suburban-rural hybrid areas like Cleveland County.\\n\\nThe Cleveland County NET(s) will be deployed under Resound’s accelerated 18-month project model, beginning within 90 days of award execution. Early activities will include full-spectrum engineering, environmental reviews, and permitting, with materials procurement running in parallel to support phased deployment. Construction teams will roll out infrastructure by region, activating clusters of serviceable locations as each segment is completed. Community Anchor Institutions—including schools, healthcare clinics, and local governments—will be prioritized in the activation schedule to ensure early availability of service to mission-critical users.\\n\\nThis project addresses critical infrastructure needs in Cleveland County and reinforces Resound’s commitment to delivering fast, reliable, and future-proof broadband through scalable technology and disciplined execution, fully aligned with the objectives of the Oklahoma BEAD program.\\\"\\n

Sources: NTIA dashboard extract

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Sources and evidence

  1. NTIA dashboard extractAs of: Apr 13, 2026 · Record: ntia_powerbi:OK:CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1543