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Serving the Hudson Valley since 1960
FCC Licensing
FCC licensing in the Hudson Valley
Stay compliant with FCC licensing and regulatory requirements, no matter where you purchased your wireless equipment.
- Motorola Solutions Channel Partner
- Family-owned since 1960
- Certified bench and field technicians
Overview
Why your FCC license matters
FCC licensing makes sure the frequencies assigned to your organization do not conflict with other channels where you operate. Ignore it and channels can overlap, and the FCC can impose fines and a cease-and-desist order that interrupts business for everyone involved.
We help you complete the forms and fully understand the requirements, modifications and renewal of your license, and determine which frequencies are available.
What we offer
Licensing handled, start to finish
New licenses
We determine available frequencies and file your FCC license for you.
Renewals
Licenses are valid for 10 years. When an expiry notice arrives, contact us and we take care of the paperwork.
Modifications
Add frequencies or update your licensing as your business grows or changes location.
Narrowbanding
Since January 1, 2013, business, industrial and public safety systems must operate at 12.5 kHz efficiency. We make sure your equipment and license comply.
Manufacturer partners
Frequency coordination through the Enterprise Wireless Alliance
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Related solutions and services
Engineering & Project Management
System design, installation oversight and end-to-end testing.
Two-Way Radio Systems
IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus, Capacity Max and Nitro, sized to your sites.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers from the NYCOMCO team. Have another question? Call 1-800-NYCOMCO and talk to a specialist.
How long is an FCC license valid?
Your FCC license is valid for 10 years. We handle the renewal paperwork when the time comes.
Did you sell us our radios? Does it matter?
No. We assist with FCC licensing no matter where you purchased your wireless equipment.
What is narrowbanding?
As of January 1, 2013, business, industrial and public safety two-way radio systems must operate at 12.5 kHz for channel efficiency, which may require new or updated equipment and license changes.
Let’s design the right communications system for your team
Tell us how your team works. A NYCOMCO specialist will recommend the radios, coverage and support that fit your operation and budget, with no obligation.
- Free coverage assessment
- Reply within one business day
- No obligation
Serving Dutchess, Ulster, Orange, Putnam, Columbia and Westchester counties.