The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025
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101 Notification of results of the assignment stage
(1) After the end of step one (the first assignment stage round), OFCOM shall notify each bidder of— (a) the 40 GHz lot assignment stage option (if any) for which the bidder made a winning assignment stage bid; and (b) the 40 GHz lot additional price (if any) determined for the winning 40 GHz lot assignment stage option; (c) the 26 GHz lower assignment stage option (if any) for the first period for which the bidder made a winning assignment stage bid; (d) the 26 GHz lower lot first period additional price (if any) determined for the winning 26 GHz lower assignment stage option for the first period. (2) After the end of step two (the second assignment stage round), OFCOM shall notify each bidder of— (a) the 26 GHz upper assignment stage option (if any) for the first period for which the bidder made a winning assignment stage bid; (b) the 26 GHz upper lot additional price (if any) determined for the winning 26 GHz upper assignment stage option for the first period. (3) After the assignment of 26 GHz lots under step three, if any, OFCOM shall notify each bidder which was assigned lots of the blocks of 26 GHz lots which were assigned for the second period. (4) After the end of step four (the third assignment stage round), if any, OFCOM shall notify each bidder of— (a) the 26 GHz lot second period assignment stage option (if any) for which the bidder made a winning assignment stage bid; (b) 26 GHz lot second period additional price (if any) determined for the winning 26 GHz lot second period assignment stage option.
101 Notification of results of the assignment stage
(1) After the end of step one (the first assignment stage round), OFCOM shall notify each bidder of— (a) the 40 GHz lot assignment stage option (if any) for which the bidder made a winning assignment stage bid; and (b) the 40 GHz lot additional price (if any) determined for the winning 40 GHz lot assignment stage option; (c) the 26 GHz lower assignment stage option (if any) for the first period for which the bidder made a winning assignment stage bid; (d) the 26 GHz lower lot first period additional price (if any) determined for the winning 26 GHz lower assignment stage option for the first period. (2) After the end of step two (the second assignment stage round), OFCOM shall notify each bidder of— (a) the 26 GHz upper assignment stage option (if any) for the first period for which the bidder made a winning assignment stage bid; (b) the 26 GHz upper lot additional price (if any) determined for the winning 26 GHz upper assignment stage option for the first period. (3) After the assignment of 26 GHz lots under step three, if any, OFCOM shall notify each bidder which was assigned lots of the blocks of 26 GHz lots which were assigned for the second period. (4) After the end of step four (the third assignment stage round), if any, OFCOM shall notify each bidder of— (a) the 26 GHz lot second period assignment stage option (if any) for which the bidder made a winning assignment stage bid; (b) 26 GHz lot second period additional price (if any) determined for the winning 26 GHz lot second period assignment stage option.
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