FCC Wireless Bureau said it modified its universal licensing syst...
FCC Wireless Bureau said it modified its universal licensing system (ULS) to help auction winners file for tribal land bidding credits. Changes include screens to signal intent to seek credit when filing long-form applications for license at close of…
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auction, ULS ability to select tribal lands to be served in each market, submission of required tribal govt. certification. Last June, FCC created tribal land bidding credit program for future auctions to provide incentives to wireless carriers to serve those lands. Eligible bidders for credit commit to use license to supply service to tribal lands that are unserved by any carrier or have wireline subscription rate equal to or below 70%.