If you are considering a large project requiring a competitive bid, contact the Forestry Conservation Communications Association. We specialize in highly competitive services, and bring years of coordination and engineering experience to your project.
Above all, we believe that quality of services is more important than quantity. Our staff is devoted to providing coordination service with your success in mind. We can offer your organization competitive pricing for bulk applications and can respond to your bid with significant discounts to the above prices. The FCCA can assist you whether you are engaged in Police, Fire, Emergency Management or the Forestry and Conservation disciplines.
We can also quote license preparation and system engineering, including:
Preparation of FCC applications
Contour studies, calculation of HAAT, Safe Harbor limits, and more
Frequency finding.
The FCCA offers bulk coordination discounts for complex system frequency coordination.
Ask for a quote!
Service
Charge
Description
New Station
Below 450 MHz
$190/Frequency/Site
One or more frequencies up to five, then quoted at flat rate hourly rate.1 Rates include one hour's frequency search per application. Additional search time billed at an hourly rate.
New Station
450 to 866 MHz 2
$190/Frequency Pair/ Site
One or more frequency pairs, up to three, then quoted at flat rate hourly rate.1
New Station
821 MHz NPSPAC
or 700 MHz (recommended by the appropriate RPC)2
$60/Frequency Pair/ Site
One or more frequency pairs, up to five, then quoted at flat rate hourly rate.1
Major Modification
$125/Location
Change station class, minor change in site elevation, power, antenna height or HAAT. Excludes new frequencies and/or sites (see New Station).
Other Work3
Quoted on individual case basis
Delete frequencies, performing an engineering study, preparation of exhibits for a license application, preparing waivers, prepare FRN registration, frequency search, Form 601 application preparation, and more.
Last updated October 31, 2006
1 Interoperability frequencies in VHF and UHF (§ 90.20 c, Footnote 80) are coordinated at no additional charge if there are other chargeable coordination activities associated with your application. Applications for the interoperability frequencies on a stand-alone basis will be invoiced as a “New Station” (fees as listed above). Although FCCA can coordinate frequencies from any of the public-safety pools, home coordinators for each pool can assess an intercategory fee. This would apply to frequencies in the Highway (PH), fire/EMS (PF), and Police (PP) radio service pools. FCCA does not mark up these intercategory fees, but such fees will be added to the basic FCCA charges.
2 Assumes standard 450, 700, and 800 MHz base and mobile frequency pairs. If frequency pairs are being requested other than the standard FCC assigned channel assignments, the rate will be quoted on an individual case basis.3 The FCCA does not mark up intercategory service fee assessed by other public-safety coordinators.
