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ASHBURN, VA - Comsearch, an Allen Telecom company (NYSE: ALN), announced today that it has been awarded a subcontract agreement from The MITRE Corporation (MITRE) to conduct an independent experimental program (study and evaluation) to examine the effects of LPFM radio stations operating on third-adjacent channels to existing FM radio stations.

The MITRE Corporation was selected by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to establish, monitor and report results of the experimental program to Congress and the nation. Comsearch participated in MITRE's competitive bidding process to select an impartial subcontractor to conduct the testing and analysis necessary to determine whether interference conditions will be created to FM broadcasts from the operation of the LPFM stations. Using metrics developed by MITRE, Comsearch's initial role will be to plan and conduct LPFM field tests and obtain RF signal measurements to assess the levels of interference caused by LPFM stations to receivers that are tuned to existing full-power FM stations.

"Comsearch has been providing spectrum allocation and management solutions to the wireless industry for more than a quarter century," said Dave Donohoe, Vice President, Engineering Solutions for Comsearch. "The scope of our subcontracting role for The MITRE Corporation is exactly inline with our core capabilities and expertise, which will ensure the integrity of this project."

To find out more about Comsearch's full range of wireless engineering and spectrum management services and products, log onto www.comsearch.com.

Comsearch, headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, with offices in the United Kingdom and Singapore, provides total solution global offerings for wireless engineering design, acquisition, installation, and maintenance services. With more than 25 years of experience in developing solutions for fixed mobile and broadband wireless applications, Comsearch has expanded its expertise into the government, real estate, healthcare and academic markets. Its experienced engineers, software products and information databases have addressed the specific challenges of network design and spectrum management for the evolving wireless industry.

MITRE (www.mitre.org) is a not-for-profit national resource that provides systems engineering, research and development, and information technology support to the government. It operates federally funded research and development centers for the Department of Defense, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Internal Revenue Service, with principal locations in Bedford, Massachusetts, and McLean, Virginia.

Allen Telecom Inc. (http://www.allentele.com) is a leading supplier of wireless equipment to the global telecommunications infrastructure market. Comsearch offers program management, network planning, engineering, development and installation of wireless networks worldwide. FOREM supplies sophisticated filters, duplexers, combiners, amplifiers and microwave radios to an array of OEM customers. MIKOM focuses on providing repeaters, in-building systems and other products that enhance both the coverage and the capacity of a wireless system. Tekmar Sistemi provides integrated low power fiber optic and cable distributed antenna systems for indoor coverage systems. Decibel Products and Antenna Specialists manufacture land based and mobile antennas in frequency bands that cover all of the traditional wireless networks. Grayson Wireless supplies measurement and signal processing systems for testing the performance of a wireless network, network-based wireless caller geolocation systems for E 911 and value added services.

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