Auctions

This letter clarifies the Commission's anti-collusion rule with respect to auction applicants that failed to submit upfront payments and, therefore, never became qualified to bid.

This MO&O affirms the the Commission's waiver order and denies Southern's Petition for reconsiderations.

This MO&O denies 21st Century's Request for Reconsideration of Auction and Industry Analysis Division's decision denying its request for extension of time to submit installment payments or, in the alternative, waiver of section 1.2110(f) of the Commission's rules.

This Order denies 21st Century Telesis, Inc.'s Request for Stay and Petition for Partial Reconsideration.

This Public Notice announces a free pre-auction seminar for Auction No. 38 on January 4, 2001.

This Order denies Nextel Communications' Petition that the WTB revise the bidding procedures for Auction No. 35 to allow package (combinatorial) bidding.

This Public Notice provides additional information regarding the application process for applicants seeking a tribal lands bidding credit.

In this Order, the Commission adopts major actions: Affirm that the restructuring plan is limited to existing licensees that: (i) were current in installment payments as of March 16, 1998; (ii) were less than ninety days delinquent on the last payment due before March 16, 1998; or (iii) had properly filed grace period requests under the former installment payment rules; Decline to expand the options offered in the restructuring plan to include disaggregation; Decline to expand the options offered in the restructuring plan to include the return of the down payment; Affirm that the twenty-five percent bidding credit granted to all winning small business bidders in the 1994 auction of this service will not be extended to all winning bidders in the 1994 auction of this service; and Affirm that the new Part 1 rules regarding installment payments will apply to licensees in this service.

This Public Notice extends the filing deadline to February 28, 2001.

This letter grants a request for waiver filed by MPCS Wireless, Inc.

This Report and Order permits non-geostationary satellite orbit fixed-satellite service providers to operate in certain segments of the Ku-band and adopted rules and policies to govern operations.

This Public Notice provides detailed information concerning winning bidders, down payments, bid withdrawal payments and/or deposits, FCC Forms 601 and 602 filing requirements, requests for rule waivers, and licensing matters.

This attachment replaces Attachment B of DA 00-2725 released on December 1, 2000.

800 MHz Specialized Mobile Radio Service (SMR) (Lower 80 Channels) auction ended on Tuesday, December 5, 2000, raising a total net revenue of $28,978,385.00. The winners may provide analog or digital services used for voice communications, paging, data and facsimile services. The SMR marketplace is allowing new acknowledgement paging and inventory tracking, credit card authorization, automatic vehicle location, fleet management, remote database access and voicemail.

This Public Notice identified 87 applicants found to be qualified to bid for the 422 licenses in the C and F block broadband Personal Communications Services (PCS) spectrum auction ("Auction No. 35"). Auction No. 35 is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, December 12, 2000.

This letter is in response to the "Request for Waiver and Leave to Amend" that was filed on behalf of Theta Communications, L.L.C.