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Clarendon Foundation is a high tech
nonprofit organization that is supporting the deployment of wireless broadband Internet access in 22 markets across the USA. |
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Division Contact InformationBroadband Division Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street, S.W. Washington, DC 20554-0004 (202) 418-BITS (2487) FunctionsThe Broadband Division is responsible for facilitating rapid, widespread deployment of wireless broadband services. Licensing (e.g., special temporary authority, auction long forms, transfers and assignments) Legal matters (e.g., petitions to deny, petitions for recon, waiver requests) Rulemakings Broadband Division ServicesGeographically Licensed ServicesAW-Advanced Wireless Services (AWS) (1710-1755 MHz and 2110-2155 MHz) BR-Broadband Radio Service DV-Multichannel Video Distribution and Data Service (MVDDS) ED-Educational Broadband Service LD-Local Multipoint Distribution Service MM-Millimeter Wave Service 70/80/90 Ghz MS-Multiple Address System TN-39 Ghz, Market Area TZ-24 Ghz, Market Area Note: The Wireless Telecommunications Bureau assumed responsibility for oversight of the Instructional Television Fixed Service (now Educational Broadband Service) on March 3, 2002. Prior to that time, ITFS/EBS was administered by the Mass Media (now Media) Bureau. The Commission offers several options for public inquiries. You may address questions by using any of the following: E-Mail Written Inquiries FCC 445 12th Street, SW Washington, DC 20554 Telephone Inquiries Inquiries via telephone may be directed to the ULS Customer Support Hotline at 1-877-480-3201 or by TDD at 1-717-338-2824. Records Research To conduct research and obtain information from official Commission records pertaining to Wireless issues, please contact the FCC's Reference Information Center. BRS & EBS (Complete ULS Database Records, updated weekly, zip file) How to RequestCertification of Documents - Section 0.465(c)(4)Copies of documents which are available or made available for inspection under Section 0.451 through 0.465, may be prepared and certified, under seal, by the Secretary, or for documents located in the Commission's Gettysburg, PA office, by his deputy. Requests must be in writing, specifying the exact documents, the number of copies desired, and the date on which they will be required. The request should allow a reasonable time for the preparation and certification of copies. The fee for preparing copies will be the same as that charged by the Commission as described in Section 0.465(c)(2). The fee for certification is $10 for each document. For appropriate processing, the request should be sent to: Federal Communications Commission If expedited action is needed, a copy of the request should be sent to: Federal Communications Commission Copies of DocumentsDue to the many requests the FCC receives from the public for retrieval and duplication of Commission documents, as well as the limited personnel and financial resources of the FCC, the Commission has awarded a public records duplication contract to Best Copy and Printing, Inc. On May 27, 2004, Best Copy and Printing, Inc. became the official Federal Communications Commission duplicating contractor. Best Copy will provide duplicating and research services to the public. Customers wishing to sign-up for subscription services, request research services, purchase a debit card, or establish an account should contact: Best Copy and Printing, Inc. Please Note: Public Notices, News Releases, Orders, Notices of Proposed Rulemaking, Speeches and other informational documents and decisions have been made available on the Internet for public access. Complete database tables for the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau radio services are available for download on the Internet at: http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/index.htm?job=transaction&type=weekly  | | |
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