Denver, Colorado
A federal spectrum-engineering background, deep FCC and utility spectrum experience, and automation-first tooling — the technical depth most practices don't build in-house.
Bands we work in
— a sampler, not a limit. Wherever the license sits, we work it.
From terrain study to signed authorization — six ways engagements usually start.
Applications, coordination filings, renewals
Path studies, EMC, coexistence
Holdings vs. ULS, expirations, exposure
Retainer-based watch on your bands
Link-level exposure assessment
FAA/FCC clearance review
Backed by FCC experience, a federal spectrum-engineering background, and a utility spectrum program — meet the practice.
Free, public tools the practice builds and runs — the same data and automation the consulting work stands on. Check the work before you hire it.
The FCC's tower, broadcast, and microwave record on one map — plus 6 GHz incumbent link density.
FCC docket movement tracked docket by docket — weekly editions and a deadlines calendar.
Structured data and analytics on FCC spectrum auction results and bidding.
The Table of Frequency Allocations (47 CFR § 2.106), 3 kHz–300 GHz, as an interactive reference.
Tools we're building to automate more of the regulatory workload.
Coordination and protection zones, layered onto FCC Explorer's existing map.
Whether it's a single path study or an ongoing license inventory, send a note about what you're facing — you'll get an honest read on fit and a proposed scope back.
Engagement model
Fixed-scope engagements with a defined deliverable, or ongoing retainer for monitoring/renewal work. No minimum retainer to start with a single study.