ULS Implementation of Broadband Radio Service and Educational Broadband Service Presented by Mary Schultz, Deputy Division Chief, Broadband Division July 1, 2005 Wireless Telecommunications Bureau ULS changes for BRS/EBS will take effect on July 11, 2005
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ULS Implementation of Broadband Radio Service and Educational
Broadband Service
Presented by Mary Schultz,Deputy Division Chief, Broadband Division
July 1, 2005
Wireless Telecommunications Bureau
ULS changes for BRS/EBS will take effect on July 11, 2005
License Conversion• New radio service codes will be assigned to the
licenses– BR: Broadband Radio Service– ED: Educational Radio Service
• BRS/EBS site-specific licenses will be converted to geographic licenses– 35 Mile PSA: Converted to P35 GSA based on PSA
coordinates– BTA and Partitioned Licenses: Converted to
geographic license with a BTA market and submarket
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License Conversion (Continued)
• Geographic license will list GSA and channels
• Technical information for main/booster/ hub stations that requires individual licensing will be added to the associated geographic license
• After conversion MDS/ITFS site-based licensing data can be found in ULS archive
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Application Conversion• Applications will be entered into the new ULS
environment with BR/ED service codes• Pending applications will remain active on ULS
with old service codes until they are re-entered• Applications will retain original file number and
receipt date• Purpose may be changed from New with an
associated call sign to Mod of the converted GSA call sign
• Previous versions of the application remain on ULS in an inactive status
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Application Filing• ULS July 2005 Edition forms are required
– Applications filed on correspondence or old forms will be dismissed
• Electronic filing through ULS License Manager is mandatory– STAs must be filed manually on a Form 601– Other manually filed applications in these services will
be dismissed
• BRS/EBS applications will be subject to the unified dismissal policy for Wireless Services
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Application Filing (Continued)• Form 601 has been modified to accommodate
these services– Questions have been added to the Main Form and
Schedule D– A new Schedule E has been added
• Online Filing can accept BRS/EBS modifications to:– Add or change channels and channel plan on the
geographic license– Add or modify site specific technical data for facilities
meeting one of the 4 criteria that requires a specific license
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Application Filing (Continued)• The Form 603 can be used to partition &
disaggregate a geographic license– A BTA license may be partitioned by county or
undefined geographic area– A P35 license can only be partitioned by an undefined
geographic area
• New leases should be applied for using the Form 603T– Only GSA call signs should be listed– Lease start and end dates must be included
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After Conversion
• Licensees should review their information on ULS through application and license search to ensure that stations are converted correctly
• License Search, Application Search, ULS Archive Search, and Online Filing can be accessed from the ULS homepage at http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls