


Public safety and business land mobile radio systems operating on frequencies between 150-174 Mhz and 421-512Mhz must transition to 12.5 kHz spacing by January 1, 2013 or face FCC enforcement action.According to the FCC Public Notice DA 11-1189, if your system is not narrowbanded by 1/1/13 – you may be subject to appropriate enforcement action, including admonishments, license revocation, and/or monetary forfeitures of up to $16,000 for each such violation or each day of a continuing violation and up to $112,500 for any single act or failure to act.
You can rely on Federal Engineering. We have successfully assisted numerous organizations with system narrowbanding. FE offers a full suite of services performed by experienced consultants and FCC regulatory experts:
State, county, and municipal governments as well as the Federal Government and private sector rely upon Federal Engineering for the planning, design, and deployment of FCC-compliant narrowbanded systems.
Our consultants are exceptionally qualified and able to immediately start supporting your organization. We know the rules, we know the issues, we know the equipment, and we are vendor independent.
Buy our services directly off of an existing cooperative procurement contract without the need to go out with a competitive RFP.
If you cannot complete your narrowbanding by the FCC deadline, FE offers waiver request preparation and submission assistance. FE is fully qualified to meet the waiver requirements and will generate a compelling request to enhance your position with the FCC.
