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Wi-Fi CONNECTION ANYWHERE

SAIC R3 Mobile Wi-Fi on Wheels (MWoW) is a small, towable trailer that brings internet access to disadvantaged communities and areas where COVID-19 has impacted public services. It fits in a standard parking space, delivering 24/7 Internet reliably and affordably. Parked on city streets or across rural terrain, SAIC R3 MWoW trailers broadcast via cellular networks. Secure and durable, each trailer can be powered by a built-in generator or connection to municipal sources for quiet operation.

Ensure High-Speed Internet Access For Every Child, Family, and Neighborhood

COVID-19 has been extremely damaging to our most vulnerable communities. Beyond the significant health impact, the pandemic has disrupted almost every aspect of life. With schools providing virtual or hybrid classes and remote work now the norm, the need for reliable Internet access has never been greater. But many children and families simply don’t have dependable online connectivity. As a result, students are at risk of falling behind in school, remote workers may not be able to make a living, and laid-off workers no longer have access to online training and job opportunities. SAIC’s R3 MWoW trailers ensure connectivity for disadvantaged areas of every description, allowing you to give your citizens a crucial leg up during these difficult times. Don’t let a lack of Internet access keep anyone—including school-age children and job seekers—from learning, working, and contributing to their communities. Contact us for information on how to complete the proper grant request and purchase order before the deadline.

COVID RELIEF FUNDING

Multiple federal funding sources, including the CARES Act, Dept. of Education, and HUD grants: https://www.grants.gov/, are available to acquire this solution. These funds will allow you to quickly procure and deliver SAIC’s R3 MWoW trailers to provide internet to your communities, without impacting your already strained resources.

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