In this week's FCC transactions, 360 Broadband leased EBS licenses from Chisum Independent School District in Texas, Haskel School District in Oklahoma, and Van Buren School District in Arkansas respectively; 360 Broadband also leases 5 BRS call signs from T-Mobile, also in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas; Trace Fiber Networks also leases its Tribal EBS license to 360 Broadband in Oklahoma. Beamspeed on the other hand leases an EBS license from SoniqWave in Arizona. Lastly, T-Mobile subleases an EBS license to Fulair Wireless in Louisiana.

In this week's FCC transactions, T-Mobile leases one of its BRS call signs to Fulair Wireless in Louisiana, while Wisper also filed to lease 2 BRS frequencies from T-Mobile in Minnesota. For subleases, we see T-Mobile filing to sublease 3 EBS call signs from Wisper, and vice versa, Wisper subleases 4 EBS licenses from T-Mobile in Minnesota. T-Mobile also files to sublease another EBS license from Unified Communications in Texas.

In this week's FCC transactions, T-Mobile filed both an application and a lease for the same EBS call sign from Valley Baptist in Southern Texas. T-Mobile also filed for a sublease of another EBS license from Unified Communications, also in Texas.

In this week's FCC transactions, T-Mobile filed to acquire an EBS License from Duval County School Board in Florida, while Fulair wireless leases a BRS call sign from T-Mobile in Louisiana.

In this week's FCC transactions, Aeronet filed to sublease 1 EBS call sign from T-Mobile in Puerto Rico.

In this week's FCC transactions, Nebraska Indian Community College leases 3 of their EBS tribal license to Quick Current-Nebraska.

In this week's FCC transactions, Nebraska Indian Community College leases 3 of their EBS tribal license to Quick Current-Nebraska.

In this week's FCC transactions, AT&T applied to acquire a 700MHz call sign from Evolve Cellular in Texas.

In this week's FCC transactions, AT&T applied to acquire a 700MHz call sign from Evolve Cellular in Texas.

In this week's FCC transactions, AT&T filed to acquire 2 PCS and 7 700Mhz frequencies from West Central Wireless in Texas, while Bertram Communications filed an assignment application to acquire 14 3.5 GHz licenses from Mercury in Wisconsin. Omega Networks does the same in Idaho, filing to acquire 7 3.5GHz from Affinity Technology in Idaho. Vero Broadband, on the other hand, files to acquire one PCS license from San Isabel Telecom in Colorado.

For New Leases, T-Mobile leased one EBS call sign from The Miller School of Albemarle in Virginia.

In this week's FCC transactions, AT&T applies for 31 new PCS, 4 AWS, and one AWS-3 licenses from T-Mobile in Texas, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Utah, Minnesota, North Dakota, New York, Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Oklahoma, and Alabama. In turn, T-Mobile applies for new assignments of 5 AWS and 27 PCS call signs from AT&T in New York, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, North Dakota, Indiana, Texas, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, North Carolina, California, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Oklahoma, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa. Meanwhile, Verizon applied for 2 AWS call signs from Carolina West Wireless in North Carolina.

For New Leases, T-Mobile filed to lease an EBS license from County Schoolboard of Albemarle in Virginia, and another EBS license from West Memphis School District in Arkansas, while OptimERA filed to lease a BRS license from T-Mobile in Alaska.