Motorola Solutions expects to “exit” its role as a key vendor for the Emergency Services Network (ESN)—the much-delayed public-safety LTE system in the United Kingdom (UK)—in the near future while continuing to oppose a UK watchdog’s findings that its Airwave TETRA service is anticompetitive, company officials said.

Motorola Solutions CEO Greg Brown said the company’s current contract to deliver software solutions and integrations to ESN—most notably, a mission-critical-push-to-talk (MCPTT) platform—is set to expire at the end of 2024.