1. Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Dyan Adams, INC Co-Chair
Connie Hartman, INC Co-Chair
March 28, 2017

2. Overview About INC INC Meetings
Issue 832, Add language to the Thousands-Block Pooling Administration Guidelines (TBPAG) and Central Office Code Assignment Guidelines (COCAG) Regarding Documentation Needed for Non-Exclusive Nationwide FCC Licenses
Issue 835, Update TBPAG and COCAG to Clarify that the 30-Day State Notification Required by Interconnected VoIP Service Providers Applies to Growth Requests as Well as Initial Requests
Issue 838, Requirements for Additional Carrier Identification Code (CIC) Assignments and Direction for Non-Use
Issues in Initial Closure, Initial Pending, and Tabled
Issues in Final Closure
Relevant INC Web Pages

3. About INC
The Industry Numbering Committee (INC) provides an open forum to address and resolve industry-wide issues associated with planning, administration, allocation, assignment, and use of North American Numbering Plan (NANP) numbering resources within the NANP area.
Membership
To become a member of INC or ATIS, see
To understand how INC operates, see

4. INC Meetings
Meetings
Since the previous NANC meeting, INC met on January 25-26, February 10, and March
Future Meetings
Meeting
Dates
Location
INC 154
May 9-11, 2017
Bellevue, WA
INC 155
Week of July 24, 2017
Denver, CO
INC 156
Week of September 18, 2017
Washington, DC
INC 157
Week of November 13, 2017
Overland Park, KS

5. Issue 832, Add Language to the TBPAG and COCAG Guidelines Regarding Documentation Needed for Non-Exclusive Nationwide FCC Licenses
The PA and NANPA are seeing an increased use of the non-exclusive MHz Radio Service nationwide FCC license as proof of certification, and recognized that INC Guidelines should fully document the requirements needed when using this type of license.
Service providers are to provide the MHz Service Registration Acceptance Letter from the FCC to establish that the applicant has registered fixed sites or base stations, and the location of those sites.
The TBPAG and the COCAG were updated to add direction to service providers using these licenses that is consistent with the language previously added to the p-ANI Guidelines.

6. Issue 835, Update Guidelines to Clarify that the 30-Day State Notification Required by Interconnected VoIP Service Providers Applies to Growth Requests as Well as Initial Requests
The TBPAG and the COCAG indicate that the 30-day state notification required by interconnected VoIP service providers is required for both initial and growth requests, consistent with 47 CFR § (g) (3) and FCC , ¶ 14 and 34.
INC added additional language to the TBPAG and the COCAG to draw attention to the 30-day state notification requirement for growth requests.
Clarification was added to ensure applicants are aware of the requirements and to prevent the denial of those applications.

7. Issue 838, Requirements for Additional CIC Assignments and Direction for Non-Use
INC updated the CIC Assignment Guidelines to reinforce the requirement that CIC assignees shall have a current Entity Access/Usage Report on file with NANPA to:
Receive additional CICs; and
Demonstrate CIC use and prevent the reclamation of assigned CICs.
Similar to NRUF reporting, the Entity Access/Usage Report is a required semi-annual report for CIC assignees to report CIC usage to NANPA.

8. Issues in Initial Closure and Tabled Issues
Issue 814, Verification that Switching ID/POI on NXX Application is in the Requested Rate Center LATA
Issue 834, Reduce 45-day Block Aging Interval
Issue 835, Update TBPAG and COCAG to Clarify that the 30-Day State Notification Required by Interconnected VoIP Service Providers Applies to Growth Requests as Well as Initial Requests
Issue 836, Update COCAG Section to Reflect the Sunset Of 555 Line Number Assignments
Issue 837, Can 976 NXXs Be Pooled?
Issue 838, Requirements for Additional CIC Assignments and Direction for Non-Use
Tabled:
Issue 748: Assess Impacts on Numbering Resources and Numbering Administration with Transition from Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) to Internet Protocol (IP)

9. Issues in Final Closure
Issue 826, Criteria Added: to Address Conflicting Requirements Between the ATIS Packet Technologies and System Committee (PTSC) and the Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Regarding the Dual Assignment of 10-Digit Numbers as Both a Location Routing Number (LRN) and a Subscriber Directory Number (DN)
Issue 827, Relevant Pages of Interconnected VoIP Provider and Carrier Partner Agreement
Issue 828, Update to Table 5.1 of the 555 NXX Line Number Reference Document
Issue 829, Documentation Needed when the Carrier Partner Name on the Carrier Partner Agreement does not Match the Carrier Partner Name on the Interconnection Agreement
Issue 831, Revisions to Interim and Final Jeopardy Procedures
Issue 832, Add language to the TBPAG and COCAG Guidelines Regarding Documentation Needed for Non-Exclusive Nationwide FCC Licenses
Issue 833, Submit Part 4 for Dedicated CO Code Directly into the Pooling Administration System (PAS)

10. Relevant INC Web Pages
INC Homepage:
INC Published Documents:
Anyone interested in information on INC or INC documents may contact Jackie Wohlgemuth, ATIS INC Manager, via at or (913)