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AT&T to Outsource Wireless Engineering?

Two major purchases in the T vendor (by Amdocs and MasTec) space leads to assumptions that they will outsource wireless network engineering and operations ala Sprint with Ericsson.

MasTec CEO regarding purchase of Quadgen:

“From the Communications perspective, I feel really strongly that the second half of 2020 is going to be fantastic. I think we're not 100% sure when maybe that acquisition, it's a big deal, right. Because again there is three carriers that are being affected from their capital allocation decisions related to that and as soon as it as soon as it goes, we think all three of them are going to lead in a pretty big way; irrespective of that, right, because those are the way we think about it. Those three customers per se, haven't traditionally been very large customers for MasTec. So that's more about our growth story than it is about our base business. So, our base business, which is comprised more of AT&T and Verizon, that's going to be very strong. It's going to be up next year. So I think we're very confident in being able to talk about where we expect to be just on the base book of business when you throw in all of the potential opportunities for us, it only gets better.”

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Post ID: @OP+11TXq4BR

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If you think thats going to turn out well without oversight and people to correct the mistakes and "not in my scope issues". I encourage you all to sit in your tesla on the 405, put the gloves with vice-grips on your steering wheel enable auto pilot and take a nap. See where it takes you.....

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Post ID: @6keq+11TXq4BR

LOL! Do you know how Quadgen began or who their owners were? Nope you don’t. Do you know the history of MasTec? Nope you don’t. Please don’t get caught with your pants down...you’ve been warned.

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Post ID: @1zqs+11TXq4BR

Quadgen has been doing capital install work for ages. They do it for Verizon and AT&T. There is no news here. 1 star for being such a try hard! T Ops has been doing 90% of the 5g installs with direction that more and more capital work is in the way.

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Post ID: @1hdw+11TXq4BR

Covfefe

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Post ID: @1jqn+11TXq4BR

It’s true. They are looking at proposals and giving test sites out.

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Post ID: @1csr+11TXq4BR

same QuadGen led by ex Cingular and AT&T folk?

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Post ID: @1cvy+11TXq4BR

I don’t see anything in your quote that leads to ATT outsourcing engineering.

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Post ID: @ghf+11TXq4BR

“Gibberish” - Do you even know who Quadgen is and how much work they do in the wireless space?

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Post ID: @vjn+11TXq4BR

Gibberish

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