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The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025

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59 Determination of the winning principal stage bids

When OFCOM have determined that there shall not be any principal stage rounds, each bidder shall be recorded as having won— (a) the number of lots corresponding to that bidder’s notified posted demand number for 26 GHz lower lots following the final principal stage round; (b) the number of lots corresponding to that bidder’s notified posted demand number for 26 GHz upper lots following the final principal stage round; and (c) the number of lots corresponding to that bidder’s notified posted demand number for 40 GHz lots following the final principal stage round.

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59 Determination of the winning principal stage bids

When OFCOM have determined that there shall not be any principal stage rounds, each bidder shall be recorded as having won— (a) the number of lots corresponding to that bidder’s notified posted demand number for 26 GHz lower lots following the final principal stage round; (b) the number of lots corresponding to that bidder’s notified posted demand number for 26 GHz upper lots following the final principal stage round; and (c) the number of lots corresponding to that bidder’s notified posted demand number for 40 GHz lots following the final principal stage round.

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