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FCC LICENSING SUPPORT

Help with frequency coordination, filings in ULS, renewals, and changes

Utilities

Manufacturing

Public Safety & Emergency

Maritime

Transportation & Logistics

Get the right authorization for your system, with fewer headaches

LICENSING SHOULD NOT SLOW YOUR ROLLOUT

When your team relies on dedicated channels, repeaters, or multi-site systems, the paperwork matters. Many business two-way systems fall under Part 90 rules, where a new frequency request, many system changes, and some temporary use require frequency coordination as part of the filing. 

FleetRadio helps you pull the details together, work through coordination, and file through the FCC Universal Licensing System (ULS), which is the FCC’s filing and database system for Wireless Radio Services.

WHAT WE SUPPORT

BUILT TO SUPPORT THESE SETUPS

New Part 90 System Filings

Start a new call sign record for your operation, based on your area, use case, and equipment plan. 

Frequency Coordination

Work through the coordination step required for most new assignments and many system changes in Part 90. 

Modifications and Adds

Add sites, adjust technical parameters, expand coverage, or update details tied to your system needs. 

Temporary and Itinerant Needs

Support for short-term operations, job sites, and moving locations, when rules allow and coordination is needed. 

Renewals and Record Updates

Keep your ULS record accurate, so renewals and future changes are smoother. 

System Planning That Matches Paperwork

Align channels and system design so what gets built matches what is filed.

Get Business Done. Keep Your System Cleared and Ready.

Clean Data In, Clean Filing Out

We gather the key technical details needed for coordination and filing.

Coordination Built In

Part 90 filings often require a coordinator’s recommendation or coordination showing.

ULS Support

ULS is the FCC’s filing and database system for Wireless Radio Services.

CORES and FRN Help

CORES is where an FRN is managed and where ULS-related fees can be handled.

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HOW THE PROCESS WORKS

Share the basics
Where you operate, how far you need to reach, how many users, and what gear you plan to run.

Pick the right path
Simple, single-site, multi-site, repeater-based, or trunked, based on use.

Coordination + filing prep
We prepare the technical info and submit what is needed for coordination.

ULS filing
We help move the application through the ULS process.

Build and maintain
When the grant is in place, we help keep records clean for future changes.

A CLEAN LICENSING RECORD HELPS YOUR SYSTEM LAST LONGER.

  • Less risk of channel conflicts when coordination is done right

  • Easier growth when adding repeaters, sites, or more users

  • Better planning for coverage and channel use

  • Fewer delays when making updates later

  • Clearer internal tracking for multi-site operations

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FCC LICENSING FAQ

Do all two-way radios need an individual FCC license?

No. Some Personal Radio Services can be used without an individual FCC license under Part 95, with limits. Many business systems using Part 90 channels require an individual authorization and coordination for common filing types.

What is frequency coordination?

For most new frequency requests, many changes, and some temporary operations, Part 90 rules require a coordination showing as part of the application process.

What info do you need from us?

Service area, sites (or job locations), user count, equipment type, and technical details the coordinator may request, like antenna and power info.

Can you help with DMR trunking, IP Site Connect, or XPT?

Yes. We align system design with what is filed, so sites and coverage expectations match the record.

Can you help after we already have a call sign?

Yes. Updates, adds, and corrections often matter as much as the first filing.

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