BEAD project
Resound Networks - Noble (CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1582)
Official project code: CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1582
Resound Networks - Noble (CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1582) is a broadband project record in Oklahoma. Recorded technology: Fixed Wireless. Reported award: not reported. Linked award holder: Resound Networks.
Sources: NTIA dashboard extractSummary from published records · Source as of: Apr 13, 2026 · Materially updated:
Key facts
- Official project code
- CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1582 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 Noble County to provide high-performance broadband service to 303 total locations, including 242 underserved residences, 31 unserved residences, and 30 Community Anchor Institutions. The NET(s) in Noble County serve a mix of farming communities, oil and gas corridors, and low-density residential clusters—many of which are currently dependent on satellite or fixed wireless systems operating in unlicensed bands with limited reliability.\\n\\nResound will utilize a total of nine tower assets in Noble County—six active and three leased—to deliver comprehensive signal coverage and network redundancy. These towers have been pre-modeled for propagation feasibility and include routing capacity to handle symmetrical gigabit service offerings across the NET(s). If additional infrastructure is needed due to RF shadowing, vegetation density, or line-of-sight obstructions, Resound will construct supplemental towers under its national infrastructure partnerships, minimizing construction lead time while maintaining compliance with BEAD deployment timelines.\\n\\nThe network will operate on Resound’s licensed fixed wireless platform—the same system that has exceeded early build and performance milestones under RDOF. The platform is engineered for spectrum efficiency, real-time diagnostics, automatic network optimization, and field-based load balancing. The architecture supports flexible service tiers with built-in upgrade paths and over-the-air firmware management, ensuring long-term value and technical compliance.\\n\\nThe Noble County deployment will begin within 90 days of award. Permitting, environmental review, procurement, and backhaul validation will all be initiated in the first quarter of the project schedule. Construction will follow a phased approach, with prioritized tower clusters activated as soon as equipment installation and signal testing are complete. Community Anchor Institutions—including public schools, county offices, and rural EMS facilities—will be scheduled for first-wave installations to ensure early public benefit.\\n\\nThis project will deliver a complete broadband transformation to Noble County’s underserved zones through high-quality, cost-effective infrastructure designed for resilience, operational efficiency, and scalable growth.
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Project location
Oklahoma BEAD marketstate
Stage evidence guide
Provisional BEAD projectsstage
Linked award holder
Resound Networkscompany
Limitations and interpretation
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Sources and evidence
- NTIA dashboard extractAs of: Apr 13, 2026 · Record: ntia_powerbi:OK:CM61-BEAD-OK-270-1582