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The Voice of Private Wireless

The Enterprise Wireless Alliance represents business enterprise wireless users and the manufacturers, resellers, and communications sales and service providers that serve the private wireless industry. A frequency coordinator certified by the Federal Communications Commission, EWA provides spectrum consulting, frequency coordination, license preparation, spectrum management and associated services.

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File for an FCC License

https://www.enterprisewireless.org/services/filing-assistance

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Protect Your Licenses

https://myewa.enterprisewireless.org/service-area/license-services

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Become a Member

Become a Member

Strengthen your business with a membership in EWA. Gain access to the experience, knowledge and influence of experts in matters that impact your business the most.

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News, Advocacy, and More

Serious Business

September 30, 2026

I have in past blogs brought to the attention of EWA members solicitation efforts from the likes of Federal Licensing and Federal License Management who advise licensees on the need to renew FCC licenses in a timely manner or potentially face...

EWA Comments re Space Launch Spectrum - ET 13-115

September 14, 2026

EWA Comments re Port Jefferson NY Waiver Request

September 14, 2026

EWA Events

2026

October 20-21: Hytera Dealer Conference, Cancun, Mexico

November 11: EWA Annual Membership Meeting, Tuscon, Arizona

November 11-12: Wireless Leadership Summit, Tucson, Arizona

Using Spectrum Intel has been a game-changer for us. The platform is incredibly user-friendly, and the Market Area Reports have automated many tasks that we previously had to do manually, reducing delays of getting time sensitive data out to our sales team. The search functionality is impressively fast, and it’s clear that EWA is committed to continuous improvement, making the tool even more useful and intuitive. Highly recommend!

Jeff Nishimura
Day Wireless Systems
The advocacy and regulatory issues are very important to our business, and, without EWA, we would have no voice. Nobody is speaking up for players like us in Washington except EWA.

David Reeves
P&R Communications
Working with Enterprise Wireless Alliance has been a game-changer for our business. From the start, their team was committed to understanding our goals and helping us generate high-quality leads. Thanks to their expertise and customized strategies, we've seen a noticeable increase in qualified leads, which has directly impacted our sales growth. They not only delivered results but also provided valuable insights that have helped us refine our marketing approach. We can't recommend enough Enterprise Wireless Alliance.

Patrick Tortorici
Alpha Prime Communications
It’s not just about finding frequencies. It’s about finding the RIGHT frequencies for that customer, and EWA excels every time at that. We would not be moving forward without EWA.

Craig Sikes
Mobile Communications America
It’s remarkable what we’ve been able to do with EWA’s support. It’s a collaborative effort that has allowed Midland to deliver unparalleled support to our customers. No one else has the depth of understanding of FCC rules, which has resulted in more application grants. Midland Communications has a profound appreciation for EWA’s advocacy efforts. It has allowed us to have a voice before the FCC.

Paul Moore
Midland Communications
A Beep has been a happy customer of Spectrum Intel since its launch. It’s easy to use, the information is much more accessible, and the service includes extra features that other license activity reporting services don’t have. Spectrum Intel saves my team time each week.

Frank Anderson
A Beep, LLC
We use EWA for all of our FCC license applications. The staff at EWA provide outstanding customer service and do all they can to see that applications are granted. EWA does a super job of staying on top of situations that affect our ability to file license applications and serve customers. EWA’s Regulatory Call keeps us informed about what is happening with the FCC and their online systems.

Brian S. Auker
Triangle Security and Communications