Procedures involving the 900/1800 MHz band

This section provides information on past frequency procedures in the GSM 900/1800 MHz band:

• January 25, 1996: GSM 900 allocation to max.mobil, Mobilkom assessment decision
  
• August 27, 1997: GSM 1800 allocation to Connect
  
• August 10, 1998: Mobilkom frequency expansion (K9/98-85)
• May 3, 1999: GSM 1800 MHz (1999) frequency allocation procedure (K39/98)
• August 25, 1999: max.mobil frequency expansion(K41/98-46, K41/98-128)
• April 3, 2000: Connect frequency expansion (K41/99-8)
• September 25, 2000: max.mobil frequency expansion: nationwide use of GSM 1800 (K14/00-15)
• September 25, 2000: Mobilkom Austria frequency expansion: nationwide use of GSM 1800 (K22/00-11)
• May 18, 2001: GSM 1800 MHz (2001) frequency allocation procedure (K30/00)
• October 21, 2002: 900/1800 MHz frequency allocation procedure (K6/02)
• November 8, 2004: GSM 900 MHz (2004) frequency allocation procedure (F3,7/04)
• April 26, 2006: T-Mobile Austria takeover of tele.ring (F2/05-76)
• June 25, 2007: Approval of T-Mobile Austria's use of guard channels previously separating tele.ring frequencies (F2/07-3).
• September 29, 2008: GSM 900 MHz (2008) frequency allocation procedure (F01/07)
• July 18, 2011: Consultation (comments, results and further steps) on future frequency assignments and on the liberalisation of the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz frequency bands
• September 19, 2011: Frequency allocation procedure for 800, 900 and 1800 MHz (F1/11)

   

  Remark:

  • A1 Telekom Austria AG, before Mobilkom Austria, before PTV
  • T-Mobile Austria GmbH, before Max.Mobil, before Ö-Call
  • Orange Austria Telecommunication GmbH, before One, before Connect
  • telering, before Mannesmann Mobilfunk GmbH, today T-Mobile