FCC License For Construction Companies

Itinerant License for Handheld Radios (below 470MHz)

• Good for 10 years, perfect for businesses who don't use a repeater or base station.
• Itinerant frequencies for use when working at temporary job-site locations.
  

What you get...

• Up to 5 itinerant frequencies included in the base price.
  
• either VHF or UHF, or combination
  
• For use statewide, within multiple states, or nationwide
  
• Options to add more frequencies
• For radio-to-radio communications
• Handheld or mobile radios (no repeaters, base stations, or fixed base antennas allowed)
• Includes all FCC filing fees.

** Order more than 10 frequencies, be aware the FCC requires a letter of justification for all applicants requesting more than 10 frequencies total.

How it works...

• All it takes is to complete a short questionnaire.
• We do all the calculations for latitude/longitude, AAT, ERP, and other technical data.
• We do all the paperwork, submission, and track your application to completion.
• This package is all-inclusive (covers all FCC fees paid on your behalf).
• Then sign your final paperwork.... We take care of the rest!

Who is eligible for this type of license...

These licenses are in the FCC's Industrial/Business Pool. Eligibility is open to organizations or persons engaged in commercial, educational, philanthropic, ecclesiastical, healthcare, association, or state and local government. A license covers the entire organization and all it's members/ employees.

Did you know, a single frequency can be used across many channels. Through the use of privacy codes (also called CTCSS codes, PL tones, or DCS) these sub-audible tones create unique talk-paths on each channel - even when using just one frequency!

Licensing Terms
The price includes all FCC fees, which we pay on your behalf. Because of this, once we receive your completed questionnaire a refund cannot be provided. All licenses are granted at the discretion of the FCC.

FCC License for Businesses

Warning   Be advised, serious penalties and prosecution can result from unlicensed transmission on frequencies which require a license, and/or interference with public safety transmissions.

All Land Mobile radios (LMR) require an FCC license to operate.