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ROBERT
GEHMAN, JR., P.E.
Mr.
Gehman is a professional engineer with more than 30 years of experience in telecommunications consulting
engineering.
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
Edward
F. Lorentz & Associates (formerly Commercial Radio Equipment Company), Consulting Engineers, Washington,
D. C., 1963 - 1977.
Kessler
and Gehman Associates, Inc., (formerly Kessler Associates), Telecommunications Consulting Engineers,
Gainesville, Florida, 1977 to date. (President and Owner).
Frequency
allocation studies for communications and broadcast stations and microwave systems.
Preparation
and submission of data to the Federal Communications Commission in support of applications for construction
permits and licenses for two-way radio, one-way signaling, radio and television broadcasting, MDS / ITFS, and
point-to-point microwave stations.
Expert
engineering testimony presented before the Federal Communications Commission in hearing proceedings.
Assisted
clients in competitively procuring telecommunications systems, including preparation of bid packages,
identifying potential bidders, conducting pre-bid conferences, and evaluating bids.
Assisted
clients in supervising installations, establishing proof-of-performance tests, and evaluating acceptance
tests.
Development
of computer programs to aid in the design and evaluation of various communication systems.
QUALIFICATIONS
George
Washington University - Electrical Engineering Curriculum.
University
of Maryland - Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering.
State
of Maryland - Registered Professional Engineer, No. 9981.
State
of Florida - Registered Professional Engineer, No. 25852.
State
of Mississippi - Registered Professional Engineer, No. 10857.
PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIP
Association
of Federal Communications Consulting Engineers
"To
aid and promote the proper federal administration and regulation of those engineering and technical phases of
communications which are regulated by the Federal Communications Commission."
PUBLICATION
Instructional
Television Fixed Service Guidebook; A Primer on ITFS (1983). (Used as a basis
for the technical portion of a national teleconference on ITFS by satellite
for the Public Broadcasting Service).
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