NG 9-1-1 project transparency and accountability
The California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) remains committed to providing the reliable, secure Next Generation 9-1-1 network all Californians deserve. Public safety comes first, and Cal OES ensures the network is operating properly through oversight and communications with its contracted service providers.
Implementation Oversight
Cal OES is strengthening its oversight of the NG 9-1-1 implementation as we move forward with transitioning to a statewide service provider. Below is information considered by Cal OES in making oversight decisions as we transition to the statewide NG 9-1-1 system.
History of Regional Implementation Challenges Timeline
Regional Service Provider Issues – NGA 911, LLC
The list below contains oversight correspondence sent to NG 9-1-1 service provider contractors, including problem notification letters. The list does not include response letters from contractors, or acceptance letters about problem resolution.
Future problem notification letters, as well as other key project management measures and correspondence, will be posted here as they arise.
Problem Notification Letters
April 30, 2021: NGA problem notification letter
March 30, 2022: AT&T (Intrado VIPER) problem notification letter
June 9, 2022: NGA problem notification letter
September 12, 2023: Atos problem notification letter
June 26, 2024: NGA problem notification letter
July 10, 2024: NGA problem notification letter
July 17, 2024: NGA problem notification letter
July 8, 2025: AT&T (Carbyne) problem notification letter
August 1, 2025: NGA problem notification letter
Contract Cancellation Letters
March 11, 2026: NGA CPE contract cancellation letter