FCC Rejects T-Mobile's Proposed Changes to 2.5 GHz License List
The FCC rejected T-Mobile’s proposed changes to the list of licenses that will be offered in the 2.5 GHz auction (see 2204270062), scheduled to start July 29. “After reviewing the ex parte filing, we decline to adjust the current inventory…
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of licenses,” said a Friday notice by the Wireless Bureau and Office of Economics and Analytics. “We do not anticipate any need to publish further revisions to the inventory, except for changes that may be required by disposition of pending Rural Tribal Priority Window (RTPW) applications.” The FCC said, “Extensive review of the current license data already has been conducted, and potential bidders have been advised to conduct their own further due diligence with respect to any offered licenses that are of interest to them, especially in light of the fact that the amount of unassigned area or unassigned spectrum for some licenses is very small.”