Spectrum Auction Process and Integrated Spectrum Auction System Auction No. 70 FM Broadcast Jeff Crooks, Wireless Telecommunications Analyst, Auctions.

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Spectrum Auction Process and Integrated Spectrum Auction System Auction No. 70 FM Broadcast Jeff Crooks, Wireless Telecommunications Analyst, Auctions and Spectrum Access Division December 6, 2006

Nothing herein is intended to supersede any provision of the Commission's rules or public notices. These slides should not be used as a substitute for a prospective applicant's review of the Commission's relevant orders, rules, and public notices. Prospective applicants must familiarize themselves thoroughly and remain current with the Commission's rules relating to FM Broadcast, rules relating to application and auction procedures, and the procedures, terms and conditions contained in the Auction No. 70 public notices. Disclaimer

Agenda Overview of the FCC’s Simultaneous Multiple Round (SMR) Auction Design and Terminology Discuss Auction No. 70 Rules and Procedures Presentation and Hands-on Demonstration of the FCC’s Integrated Spectrum Auction System

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Simultaneous Multiple Round (SMR) Auction Design Simultaneous — All construction permits are offered at the same time.Simultaneous — All construction permits are offered at the same time. Multiple Round — There are multiple discrete bidding rounds during which bidding is confidential.Multiple Round — There are multiple discrete bidding rounds during which bidding is confidential.

How many rounds are conducted, and when does bidding stop? The number of rounds varies in each auction. There is no predetermined number.The number of rounds varies in each auction. There is no predetermined number. Bidding continues until there is one round in which nothing happens.Bidding continues until there is one round in which nothing happens. –No new bids or proactive waivers. Note: Withdrawals will not be allowed in Auction No. 70Note: Withdrawals will not be allowed in Auction No. 70

Auction Design (continued) Web-Based Bidding SystemWeb-Based Bidding System –Option to bid via Auction Bidder Line Click-Box BiddingClick-Box Bidding –When placing a bid, a bidder selects from bid amounts in the bidding system. Activity RequirementsActivity Requirements –Bidders must generally bid throughout the auction.

What are Bidding Units? A fixed number of units that is assigned to each construction permit in the auction.A fixed number of units that is assigned to each construction permit in the auction. The number of bidding units for each construction permit is listed in Attachment A to the Procedures Public Notice.The number of bidding units for each construction permit is listed in Attachment A to the Procedures Public Notice. Bidding units are used to measure bidders’ eligibility and activity.Bidding units are used to measure bidders’ eligibility and activity.

Bidding Units and Eligibility Eligibility — The maximum number of bidding units a bidder can bid on. A bidder establishes its eligibility with its upfront payment.A bidder establishes its eligibility with its upfront payment. Eligibility cannot be increased.Eligibility cannot be increased. Eligibility is not specific to certain construction permits. A bidder may use its eligibility on any of a number of construction permits it has selected on its 175 application.Eligibility is not specific to certain construction permits. A bidder may use its eligibility on any of a number of construction permits it has selected on its 175 application.

Bidding Units and Activity Activity — The sum of the bidding units for the construction permits on which a bidder places bids in the current round, andthe construction permits on which a bidder places bids in the current round, and construction permits on which a bidder has provisionally winning bids from a previous round.construction permits on which a bidder has provisionally winning bids from a previous round.

What is Required Activity? The activity requirement is the minimum number of bidding units on which a bidder must be active. It is determined by a percentage of the bidder’s current eligibility.The activity requirement is the minimum number of bidding units on which a bidder must be active. It is determined by a percentage of the bidder’s current eligibility.

Activity Requirement Auction No. 70 Two Stage Auction Stage 1: 75% activity requirementStage 1: 75% activity requirement If a bidder has 10,000 bidding units of eligibility, its activity requirement is 7,500 bidding units. Stage 2: 95% activity requirementStage 2: 95% activity requirement If a bidder has 10,000 bidding units of eligibility, its activity requirement is 9,500 bidding units.

Bidding Units in Action Example:You have 200,000 BU of eligibility and a 75% activity requirement (150,000 BU) MarketDescription Bidding Units Upfront Payment FM540-A Burgin, KY 200,000$200,000 FM535-A Woodbury, GA 50,000$50,000 FM536-A Young Harris, GA 50,000$50,000 FM508-A Rison, AR 50,000$50,000 What can you bid on? Burgin or Woodbury, Young Harris and RisonBurgin or Woodbury, Young Harris and Rison (200,000 BU & 150,000 BU, respectively)(200,000 BU & 150,000 BU, respectively) Not Woodbury, Young Harris or Rison by themselvesNot Woodbury, Young Harris or Rison by themselves (50,000 BU; does not meet activity requirement)(50,000 BU; does not meet activity requirement) Not Burgin and any of the other construction permitsNot Burgin and any of the other construction permits (200, ,000= 250,000 BU; exceeds eligibility)(200, ,000= 250,000 BU; exceeds eligibility)

What if you change your mind? You can remove a bid you placed during the current round. If you place a bid during a round and then remove that bid before the end of the round, it’s as if it never happened.You can remove a bid you placed during the current round. If you place a bid during a round and then remove that bid before the end of the round, it’s as if it never happened. In Auction No. 70, provisionally winning bids cannot be withdrawn.In Auction No. 70, provisionally winning bids cannot be withdrawn.

What if you do not meet the activity requirement? One of two things will happen: You will use an activity rule waiver.You will use an activity rule waiver.or Your eligibility will be reduced.Your eligibility will be reduced.

Activity Rule Waivers Use of an activity rule waiver preserves a bidder’s current eligibility despite the bidder’s activity in the current round being below the required level.Use of an activity rule waiver preserves a bidder’s current eligibility despite the bidder’s activity in the current round being below the required level. When a bidder uses an activity rule waiver, the waiver applies to that round of bidding, not to a particular construction permit.When a bidder uses an activity rule waiver, the waiver applies to that round of bidding, not to a particular construction permit.

Activity Rule Waivers Bidders are provided with a limited number of activity rule waivers.Bidders are provided with a limited number of activity rule waivers. In Auction No. 70, each bidder is provided three activity rule waivers.In Auction No. 70, each bidder is provided three activity rule waivers.

Automatic Waivers The system will automatically apply a waiver for a bidder at the end of any round in which the bidder’s activity is below the required level unless: The bidder has no more activity rule waivers.The bidder has no more activity rule waivers.or The bidder reduces eligibility.The bidder reduces eligibility.

Proactive Waivers Bidders can apply activity rule waivers proactively.Bidders can apply activity rule waivers proactively. The important difference between an automatic waiver and a proactive waiver is that a proactive waiver keeps the auction open.The important difference between an automatic waiver and a proactive waiver is that a proactive waiver keeps the auction open. Bidding continues until there is one round in which nothing happens.Bidding continues until there is one round in which nothing happens. –No new bids or proactive waivers.

What if a bidder does not meet the activity requirement and does not have any waivers left? The bidder’s current eligibility will be permanently reduced, possibly eliminating the bidder from further bidding in the auction.

Eligibility Reduction Bidders may use the reduce eligibility function of the auction system. –Reducing eligibility will bring a bidder into compliance with the activity requirement. –Useful when a bidder is not meeting the activity requirement, does not want to bid on additional construction permits, and does not want to use an activity rule waiver.

Reduce Eligibility in Action You no longer want Burgin. What can you do? Place your bids on Woodbury, Young Harris and Rison, and allow ISAS to automatically use one of your waivers when you do not meet the activity requirement. – or – – or – Place your bids on Woodbury, Young Harris and Rison, and then reduce your eligibility. ISAS will multiply your current activity (150,000 BU) by 20/19 and permanently reduce your eligibility to 157,895 bidding units. Example:You have 200,000 BU of eligibility and a 95% activity requirement (190,000 BU) MarketDescription Bidding Units Upfront Payment FM540-A Burgin, KY 200,000$200,000 FM535-A Woodbury, GA 50,000$50,000 FM536-A Young Harris, GA 50,000$50,000 FM508-A Rison, AR 50,000$50,000

Bid Amounts Minimum opening bids are established prior to the auction.Minimum opening bids are established prior to the auction. Minimum acceptable bids are calculated by multiplying the provisionally winning bid amount times one plus the minimum acceptable bid percentage (10%).Minimum acceptable bids are calculated by multiplying the provisionally winning bid amount times one plus the minimum acceptable bid percentage (10%). –The Bureaus retain the discretion to change the minimum acceptable bid percentage.

Bid Amounts For activity and eligibility, the dollar amount of a bid does not matter.For activity and eligibility, the dollar amount of a bid does not matter. How much can you bid? Any one of nine pre-defined dollar amounts.How much can you bid? Any one of nine pre-defined dollar amounts. The upfront payment does not limit the amount you may bid for a construction permit.The upfront payment does not limit the amount you may bid for a construction permit.

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To Ensure a Positive Auction Experience Do your homework. –Read all public notices related to this auction. Participate in the mock auction. –Test backup strategies and activate all SecurID ® key fobs. –Use Auction Bidder Line to ask “what if” questions. Check for and read all announcements to stay informed. –Bidding schedule –Auction parameter changes Bid Early! –Print round summaries.