PUBLIC NOTICE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION 45 L STREET NE WASHINGTON D.C. 20554 News media information 202-418-0500 Internet: http://www.fcc.gov (or ftp.fcc.gov) TTY (202) 418-2555 DA No. 22-166 Report No. TEL-02165 Thursday February 17, 2022 International Authorizations Granted Section 214 Applications (47 CFR §§ 63.18, 63.24); Section 310(b) Petitions (47 CFR § 1.5000) The following applications have been granted pursuant to the Commission's processing procedures set forth in sections 63.12, 63.20 of the Commission's rules, 47 CFR §§ 63.12, 63.20, other provisions of the Commission's rules, or procedures set forth in an earlier public notice listing the applications as accepted for filing. Unless otherwise noted, these grants authorize the applicants: (1) to become a facilities-based international common carrier subject to 47 CFR §§ 63.21, 63.22; and/or (2) to become a resale-based international common carrier subject to 47 CFR §§ 63.21, 63.23; (3) to assign or transfer control of international section 214 authority in accordance with 47 CFR § 63.24; or (4) to exceed the foreign ownership benchmarks applicable to common carrier radio licensees under 47 U.S.C. § 310(b); see Subpart T of Part 1 of the Commission's rules, 47 CFR §§ 1.5000-5004. THIS PUBLIC NOTICE SERVES AS EACH NEWLY AUTHORIZED CARRIER'S SECTION 214 CERTIFICATE. It contains general and specific conditions, which are set forth below. Newly authorized carriers should carefully review the terms and conditions of their authorizations. Failure to comply with general or specific conditions of an authorization, or with other relevant Commission rules and policies, could result in fines and forfeitures. Petitions for reconsideration under Section 1.106 or applications for review under Section 1.115 of the Commission's rules, 47 CFR §§ 1.106, 1.115, in regard to the grant of any of these applications may be filed within thirty days of this public notice (see 47 CFR § 1.4(b)(2)). Page 1 of 9 ISP-PDR-20210202-00003 E High Band Holdings, LLC Petition for Declaratory Ruling Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/15/2022 High Band Holdings, LLC (High Band Holdings or Petitioner) filed a petition for a new declaratory ruling (Petition), pursuant to section 310(b)(4) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, (the "Act") and section 1.5000(a)(1) of the Commission's rules, to permit foreign ownership of High Band Holdings, the controlling U.S. parent of High Band License Co, LLC (High Band License Co), to exceed the 25% benchmarks in section 310(b)(4) of the Act. 47 U.S.C. § 310(b)(4); 47 CFR § 1.5000(a)(1). Petitioner filed the Petition in conjunction with its application seeking consent for the pro forma transfer of control of Upper Microwave Flexible Use Service (UU) radio authorizations, which are held by High Band License Co, won in Auction 103. ULS File No. 0009359525. Petitioner also filed supplements to its Petition on July 29, 2021, and September 16, 2021 (Supplements). We received no comments on this request. High Band License Co is a wholly owned subsidiary of High Band Holdings, both Delaware limited liability companies. The Petition states that the Board of Directors of High Band Holdings - consisting of Monish Kundra and James B. Fleming, Jr., both U.S. citizens - is vested with operational control over High Band Holdings, and the membership interests in High Band Holdings are insulated based on the insulation criteria specified in section 1.5003 of the Commission's rules. 47 CFR § 1.5003. Columbia Capital-related entities collectively hold 50% equity and voting interests in High Band Holdings. Columbia Capital is a U.S. venture capital firm that is ultimately controlled by Mr. Fleming and John T. Siegel, Jr., both U.S. citizens and the managing members of Columbia Capital. According to the Petition and Supplements, the other 50% equity and voting interests in High Band Holdings are held by Telcom CTM Spectrum, LLC (Telcom CTM Spectrum), a Delaware limited liability company, whose two managing members are Rajendra Singh and Neera Singh, both U.S. citizens. According to the Petition, High Band Holdings entered into subscription agreements with certain investors in connection with its participation in FCC Auction 103 in September 2019. As part of the agreements, the investors purchased Convertible Notes to fund High Band Holdings' acquisition of licenses in Auction 103. Petitioner states that the Convertible Notes will convert into membership units in High Band Holdings after the Commission grants a declaratory ruling allowing the new ownership structure. When the conversion occurs there will be a pro forma transfer of control to High Band Holdings and the total cumulative indirect foreign ownership in High Band License Co will increase from 19.91% to roughly 45%. Conversion of the Convertible Notes, according to the Petition, will increase the equity and voting interests of the Columbia Capital-related entities in High Band Holdings from 50% to 50.32%. According to the Petition, Columbia Spectrum Partners III-A, L.P., a limited partnership organized in Delaware, will hold 32.63% equity and voting interests in High Band Holdings. Columbia Spectrum III, LLC, a limited liability company organized in Delaware, will indirectly hold a 32.63% voting interest and 0% equity interest in High Band Holdings. In addition, the Petition lists a number of Columbia Capital entities that will not individually hold a direct 10% or greater equity and/or voting interest, or a controlling interest, in High Band License Co, but are disclosed because, when the interests of these entities are combined with Columbia Spectrum Partners III-A, L.P., these entities, which are under common control, will hold a combined 50.32% equity and voting interests in High Band Holdings and High Band License Co. upon conversion of the Convertible Notes. The equity and voting interests held by Telcom CTM Spectrum, in turn, will decrease from 50% to 0.59%, resulting in a pro forma transfer of control from joint control by Telcom CTM Spectrum and Columbia Capital, to majority control by Columbia Capital, which would continue to be ultimately controlled by Mr. Fleming. and Mr. Siegel. Petitioner states that the rest of the interests in High Band Holdings, following conversion of the notes, would be held by various Greenspring entities (approximately 11% equity and voting), various HarbourVest entities (approximately 14% equity and voting), Railways Pension Trustee Company Limited (approximately 14% equity and voting), and collectively 8.77% by entities below the reporting threshold. According to the Petition and Supplements, there are no uninsulated foreign investors in High Band Holdings or High Band License Co. According to the Petition, upon conversion of the Convertible Notes, High Band Holdings would have aggregate indirect foreign equity and voting interests of 42.98%. The Petition and Supplements request approval for up to an aggregate 45% indirect foreign ownership of High Band License Co,. Pursuant to section 1.5001(i) of the rules, Petitioner requests that the Commission specifically approve the direct and/or indirect foreign equity and/or voting interests that will be held in High Band Holdings, the controlling U.S. parent, by foreign-organized entities upon conversion of the Convertible Notes , as follows: Railways Pension Trustee Company Limited (14.81% equity and voting interests) (United Kingdom); and Railtrust Holdings Limited (14.81% equity and voting interests) (United Kingdom). Pursuant to Commission practice, the Petition was referred to the relevant Executive Branch agencies for their views on any national security, law enforcement, foreign policy, or trade policy concerns related to the foreign ownership of the Petitioner. On February 11, 2022, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, on behalf of the Committee for the Assessment of Foreign Participation in the United States Telecommunications Services Sector (Committee), filed a letter stating that the Committee has reviewed the Petition and has no recommendation at this time to the Commission and no objection to the Commission granting the ruling. We find that the public interest would not be served by prohibiting foreign ownership of High Band Holdings in excess of the 25% benchmark in section 310(b)(4) of the Act. We, therefore, grant the Petition subject to the conditions set out herein. This ruling authorizes 45% aggregate foreign ownership of High Band Holdings, as the controlling U.S. parent of High Band License Co, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in section 1.5004 of the Commission's rules, including the requirement to obtain Commission approval before indirect foreign ownership of High Band Holdings exceeds the terms and conditions of this ruling. 47 CFR § 1.5004. Specifically, pursuant to section 1.5001(i) of the rules, we grant Petitioner's request to permit the above-listed foreign-organized entities to hold, directly and/or indirectly, equity and/or voting interests in High Band Holdings, the controlling U.S. parent, in the amounts specified above. We note that Petitioner did not seek advance approval for any foreign persons or entities to increase their interests, at some future time, up to any amount, including 100% of the direct and/or indirect equity and/or voting interests in High Band Holdings as the controlling U.S. parent of High Band License Co. Page 2 of 9 High Band Holdings has an affirmative duty to monitor its foreign equity and voting interests, calculate these interests consistent with the attribution principles enunciated by the Commission, including the standards and criteria set forth in sections 1.5002 through 1.5003 of the Commission's rules, and otherwise ensure continuing compliance with the provisions of section 310(b) of the Act. 47 CFR §§ 1.5002-1.5003; 47 CFR § 1.5004, Note to paragraph (a). A failure to comply and/or remain in compliance with any of these requirements shall constitute a failure to meet a condition of this ruling and the underlying licenses and thus grounds for declaring them terminated without further action on the part of the Commission. Failure to meet a condition of this ruling may also result in monetary sanctions or other enforcement action by the Commission. Grant of this declaratory ruling is without prejudice to the Commission's action on any other related pending application(s). ITC-ASG-20220104-00008 E Fusion Connect, Inc. Assignment Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/15/2022 Current Licensee: Fusion Connect, Inc. FROM: Fusion Communications, LLC TO: Fusion Telecom of Texas Ltd., L.L.P. A notification was filed on January 4, 2022, of the pro forma assignment customers and assets from Fusion Communications, LLC (Fusion Communications) to Fusion Telecom of Texas Ltd., LLP (Fusion Telecom), a Texas limited liability partnership, effective December 1, 2021. Fusion Communications and Fusion Telecom are both wholly owned subsidiaries of Fusion Connect, Inc. (Fusion Connect), a Delaware corporation, and provide international service under the international section 214 authorization held by Fusion Connect (ITC-214-19971001-00592) pursuant to section 63.21(h) of the Commission's rules, 47 CFR § 63.21(h). As part of a corporate reorganization, Fusion Telecom acquired the Texas customer base and operating assets Fusion Communications. ITC-ASG-20220104-00009 E Fusion Connect, Inc. Assignment Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/15/2022 Current Licensee: Fusion Connect, Inc. FROM: Fusion Communications, LLC TO: Fusion Cloud Services, LLC A notification was filed on January 4, 2022, of the pro forma assignment customers and assets from Fusion Communications, LLC (Fusion Communications) to Fusion Cloud Services, LLC (Fusion Cloud), a Georgia limited liability company, effective December 31, 2021. Fusion Communications and Fusion Cloud are both wholly owned subsidiaries of Fusion Connect, Inc. (Fusion Connect), a Delaware corporation, and provide international service under the international section 214 authorization held by Fusion Connect (ITC-214-19971001-00592) pursuant to section 63.21(h) of the Commission's rules, 47 CFR § 63.21(h). As part of a corporate reorganization, Fusion Cloud acquired the customer base and operating assets of Fusion Communications in California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Michigan, Virginia, Washington and the District of Columbia. ITC-ASG-20220128-00024 E BT Americas Holdings Inc. Assignment Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/15/2022 Current Licensee: BT Americas Holdings Inc. FROM: Radianz Americas, Inc. TO: BT Americas Inc. A notification was filed on January 28, 2022, of the pro forma assignment of the customers and assets of Radianz Americas Inc. (Radianz) to BT Americas Inc. (BTA), effective January 1, 2022. Radianz was and BTA remains a wholly owned subsidiary of BT Americas Holdings Inc. (BTAH) and provided international service under the international section 214 authorization held by BTAH (ITC-214-20020306-00105) pursuant to section 63.21(h) of the Commission's rules, 47 CFR § 63.21(h). In a corporate reorganization, Radianz was merged into BTA with BTA being the surviving entity. BTA, a Delaware corporation, now provides service to the former Radianz customers under the international section 214 authorization held by BTAH, a Delaware corporation. Page 3 of 9 ITC-ASG-20220211-00029 E San Isabel Telecom, Inc. Debtor in Possession Assignment Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/15/2022 Current Licensee: San Isabel Telecom, Inc. FROM: San Isabel Telecom, Inc. TO: San Isabel Telecom, Inc. Debtor in Possession A notification was filed on February 11, 2022, of the pro forma assignment of the international section 214 authorization held by San Isabel Telecom, Inc. (San Isabel Telecom) (ITC-21420060320-00162) to San Isabel Telecom, Inc. Debtor in Possession, effective May 12, 2021. On March 21, 2021, Futurum Communications Corporation dba Forethought.net, the direct 100% parent of San Isabel Telecom, filed a voluntary petition for relief under Chapter 11 of Title 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado (Case No. 21-11331-KHT) and began operating and managing its business as Futurum Communications Corporation dba Forethought.net. Debtor in Possession. On May 12, 2021, San Isabel Telecom filed a voluntary petition for relief under Chapter 11 in the same court (Case No. 21-12534-KHT) and began operating and managing its business as San Isabel Telecom, Inc. Debtor in Possession. According to the Applicant, the bankruptcy filings did not otherwise change the ownership or control of the San Isabel Telecom. ITC-T/C-20210927-00142 E Cable & Wireless Puerto Rico Inc Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/14/2022 Current Licensee: Cable & Wireless Puerto Rico Inc FROM: Liberty Latin America Ltd. TO: Liberty Latin America Ltd. A notification was filed on September 27, 2021, of the pro forma transfer of control of Cable & Wireless Puerto Rico Inc. (CWPR), a Puerto Rico corporation that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20091127-00497), effective January 10, 2020. In a corporate reorganization, two intermediate holding companies - C&W Senior Secured Parent Limited and C&W Senior Finance Limited, both Cayman Island companies - were inserted in the ownership chain between CWPR and Liberty Latin America Ltd. (Liberty Latin America). CWPR was and remains an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Liberty Latin America, a Bermuda entity. ITC-T/C-20210927-00143 E Columbus Networks Telecommunications Services USA, Inc. Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/14/2022 Current Licensee: Columbus Networks Telecommunications Services USA, Inc. FROM: Liberty Latin America Ltd. TO: Liberty Latin America Ltd. A notification was filed on September 27, 2021, of the pro forma transfer of control of Columbus Networks Telecommunications Services USA, Inc. (CNTS), a Delaware corporation that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20070220-00077), effective January 10, 2020. In a corporate reorganization, two intermediate holding companies - C&W Senior Secured Parent Limited and C&W Senior Finance Limited, both Cayman Island companies - were inserted in the ownership chain between CNTS and Liberty Latin America Ltd. (Liberty Latin America). CNTS was and remains an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Liberty Latin America, a Bermuda entity. ITC-T/C-20210927-00144 E CWC New Cayman Limited Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/14/2022 Current Licensee: CWC New Cayman Limited FROM: Liberty Latin America Ltd. TO: Liberty Latin America Ltd. A notification was filed on September 27, 2021, of the pro forma transfer of control of CWC New Cayman Limited (CWC New Cayman), a Cayman Island entity that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20100512-00191), effective January 10, 2020. In a corporate reorganization, two intermediate holding companies - C&W Senior Secured Parent Limited and C&W Senior Finance Limited, both Cayman Island companies - were inserted in the ownership chain between CWC New Cayman and Liberty Latin America Ltd. (Liberty Latin America). CWC New Cayman was and remains an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Liberty Latin America, a Bermuda entity. Page 4 of 9 ITC-T/C-20220104-00003 E BCM One, Inc. Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/14/2022 Current Licensee: BCM One, Inc. FROM: Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. TO: TSCP CV I, L.P. A notification was filed on January 4, 2021, of the pro forma transfer of control of BCM One, Inc., a New York corporation that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20020327-00146), from Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. to TSCV I, L.P., effective December 1, 2021. BCM One Inc. is a direct wholly owned subsidiary of BCM One Group Holdings, Inc. (BCM One Holdings). Prior to the transaction, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. held a 70% ownership in BCM One Holdings and Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was the general partner of Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was controlled by James A. Cooper and Robert C. Dunn, both U.S. citizens. In an internal restructuring, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. was replaced by TSCP CV I, L.P., which holds a 79.24% ownership interest in BCM One Holdings. TSC CV I GP, L.P. is the general partner of TSCP CV I, L.P., both Delaware limited partnerships. Messrs. Cooper and Dunn control TSC CV I GP, L.P. and thus continue to control BCM One Holdings and BCM One Inc. Two entities hold a 10% or greater indirect equity (non-voting) interest in BCM One Holdings and BCM One Inc. through TSCP CV I, L.P. Stamford Bridge Investment Pte. Ltd., a Singapore entity that is indirectly 100% owned by the Singapore Minster for Finance, holds limited partnership interests in TSCP CV I, L.P., which results in an indirect 18% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and BCM One Inc. AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., a Netherlands entity, has an indirect 10.4% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and BCM One Inc. through its limited partnership interest in TSCP CV I, L.P. In addition, several other AlpInvest funds are limited partners of TSCP CV I, L.P. None of the other funds holds a 10% or greater interest, but collectively with AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., they hold 39.4% indirect equity interests in BCM One Holdings and BCM One Inc. The funds have a common ultimate management entity, AlpInvest Partners B.V., a Netherlands entity that is wholly owned by The Carlyle Group Inc., a Delaware corporation. ITC-T/C-20220104-00004 E SIP.US LLC Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/14/2022 Current Licensee: SIP.US LLC FROM: Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. TO: TSCP CV I, L.P. A notification was filed on January 4, 2021, of the pro forma transfer of control of SIP.US LLC (SIP.US), a New York limited liability company that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20180815-00163), from Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. to TSCV I, L.P., effective December 1, 2021. SIP.US is a direct wholly owned subsidiary of BCM One Group Holdings, Inc. (BCM One Holdings). Prior to the transaction, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. held a 70% ownership in BCM One Holdings and Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was the general partner of Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was controlled by James A. Cooper and Robert C. Dunn, both U.S. citizens. In an internal restructuring, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. was replaced by TSCP CV I, L.P., which holds a 79.24% ownership interest in BCM One Holdings. TSC CV I GP, L.P. is the general partner of TSCP CV I, L.P., both Delaware limited partnerships. Messrs. Cooper and Dunn control TSC CV I GP, L.P. and thus continue to control BCM One Holdings and SIP.US. Two entities hold a 10% or greater indirect equity (non-voting) interest in BCM One Holdings and SIP.US through TSCP CV I, L.P. Stamford Bridge Investment Pte. Ltd., a Singapore entity, that is indirectly 100% owned by the Singapore Minster for Finance, holds limited partnership interests in TSCP CV I, L.P., which results in an indirect 18% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and SIP.US. AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., a Netherlands entity, has an indirect 10.4% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and SIP.US through its limited partnership interest in TSCP CV I, L.P. In addition, several other AlpInvest funds are limited partners of TSCP CV I, L.P. None of the other funds holds a 10% or greater interest, but collectively with AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., they hold 39.4% indirect equity interests in BCM One Holdings and SIP.US. The funds have a common ultimate management entity, AlpInvest Partners B.V., a Netherlands entity that is wholly owned by The Carlyle Group Inc., a Delaware corporation. Page 5 of 9 ITC-T/C-20220104-00005 E Arena One, LLC Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/14/2022 Current Licensee: Arena One, LLC FROM: Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. TO: TSCP CV I, L.P. A notification was filed on January 4, 2021, of the pro forma transfer of control of Arena One, LLC (Arena One), a New York limited liability company that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20130909-00245), from Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. to TSCV I, L.P., effective December 1, 2021. Arena One is an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of BCM One Group Holdings, Inc. (BCM One Holdings). Prior to the transaction, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. held a 70% ownership in BCM One Holdings and Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was the general partner of Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was controlled by James A. Cooper and Robert C. Dunn, both U.S. citizens. In an internal restructuring, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. was replaced by TSCP CV I, L.P., which holds a 79.24% ownership interest in BCM One Holdings. TSC CV I GP, L.P. is the general partner of TSCP CV I, L.P., both Delaware limited partnerships. Messrs. Cooper and Dunn control TSC CV I GP, L.P. and thus continue to control BCM One Holdings and Arena One. Two entities hold a 10% or greater indirect equity (non-voting) interest in BCM One Holdings and Arena One through TSCP CV I, L.P. Stamford Bridge Investment Pte. Ltd., a Singapore entity, that is indirectly 100% owned by the Singapore Minster for Finance, holds limited partnership interests in TSCP CV I, L.P., which results in an indirect 18% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and Arena One. AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., a Netherlands entity, has an indirect 10.4% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and Arena One through its limited partnership interest in TSCP CV I, L.P. In addition, several other AlpInvest funds are limited partners of TSCP CV I, L.P. None of the other funds holds a 10% or greater interest, but collectively with AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., they hold 39.4% indirect equity interests in BCM One Holdings and Arena One. The funds have a common ultimate management entity, AlpInvest Partners B.V., a Netherlands entity that is wholly owned by The Carlyle Group Inc., a Delaware corporation. ITC-T/C-20220104-00006 E PayG, LLC dba Skyswitch Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/14/2022 Current Licensee: PayG, LLC dba Skyswitch FROM: Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. TO: TSCP CV I, L.P. A notification was filed on January 4, 2021, of the pro forma transfer of control of PayG, LLC (PayG), a Delaware limited liability company that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20171116-00208), from Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. to TSCV I, L.P., effective December 1, 2021. PayG is an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of BCM One Group Holdings, Inc. (BCM One Holdings). Prior to the transaction, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. held a 70% ownership in BCM One Holdings and Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was the general partner of Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was controlled by James A. Cooper and Robert C. Dunn, both U.S. citizens. In an internal restructuring, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. was replaced by TSCP CV I, L.P., which holds a 79.24% ownership interest in BCM One Holdings. TSC CV I GP, L.P. is the general partner of TSCP CV I, L.P., both Delaware limited partnerships. Messrs. Cooper and Dunn control TSC CV I GP, L.P. and thus continue to control BCM One Holdings and PayG. Two entities hold a 10% or greater indirect equity (non-voting) interest in BCM One Holdings and PayG through TSCP CV I, L.P. Stamford Bridge Investment Pte. Ltd., a Singapore entity, that is indirectly 100% owned by the Singapore Minster for Finance, holds limited partnership interests in TSCP CV I, L.P., which results in an indirect 18% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and PayG. AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., a Netherlands entity, has an indirect 10.4% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and PayG through its limited partnership interest in TSCP CV I, L.P. In addition, several other AlpInvest funds are limited partners of TSCP CV I, L.P. None of the other funds holds a 10% or greater interest, but collectively with AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., they hold 39.4% indirect equity interests in BCM One Holdings and PayG. The funds have a common ultimate management entity, AlpInvest Partners B.V., a Netherlands entity that is wholly owned by The Carlyle Group Inc., a Delaware corporation entity. Page 6 of 9 ITC-T/C-20220104-00007 E WHOLESALE CARRIER SERVICES, INC. Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/14/2022 Current Licensee: WHOLESALE CARRIER SERVICES, INC. FROM: Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. TO: TSCP CV I, L.P. Delaware corporation that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-19970630-00357), from Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. to TSCV I, L.P., effective December 1, 2021. Wholesale Carrier is an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of BCM One Group Holdings, Inc. (BCM One Holdings). Prior to the transaction, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. held a 70% ownership in BCM One Holdings and Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was the general partner of Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. Thompson Street Capital V GP, L.P. was controlled by James A. Cooper and Robert C. Dunn, both U.S. citizens. In an internal restructuring, Thompson Street Capital Partners V, L.P. was replaced by TSCP CV I, L.P., which holds a 79.24% ownership interest in BCM One Holdings. TSC CV I GP, L.P. is the general partner of TSCP CV I, L.P., both Delaware limited partnerships. Messrs. Cooper and Dunn control TSC CV I GP, L.P. and thus continue to control BCM One Holdings and Wholesale Carrier. Two entities hold a 10% or greater indirect equity (non-voting) interest in BCM One Holdings and Wholesale Carrier through TSCP CV I, L.P. Stamford Bridge Investment Pte. Ltd., a Singapore entity, that is indirectly 100% owned by the Singapore Minster for Finance, holds limited partnership interests in TSCP CV I, L.P. which results in an indirect 18% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and Wholesale Carrier. AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., a Netherlands entity, has an indirect 10.4% equity interest in BCM One Holdings and Wholesale Carrier through its limited partnership interest in TSCP CV I, L.P. In addition, several other AlpInvest funds are limited partners of TSCP CV I, L.P. None of the other funds holds a 10% or greater interest, but collectively with AlpInvest Secondaries Fund VII B C.V., they hold 39.4% indirect equity interests in BCM One Holdings and Wholesale Carrier. The funds have a common ultimate management entity, AlpInvest Partners B.V., a Netherlands entity that is wholly owned by The Carlyle Group Inc., a Delaware corporation. ITC-T/C-20220114-00014 E BA Telecom, Inc. Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/11/2022 Current Licensee: BA Telecom, Inc. FROM: Primo Connect, Inc. TO: Hark LLC An application was filed for consent to the transfer of control of BA Telecom, Inc. (BA Telecom), a Nevada corporation that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20141103-00292), from its 100% direct parent, Primo Connect, Inc. (Primo Connect), to Hark LLC (Hark). Pursuant to a December 21, 2021, stock purchase agreement, Hark will acquire all the shares of BA Telecom from Primo Connect, and BA Telecom will become a direct wholly owned subsidiary of Hark, a California limited liability company. John Tuttle, a U.S. citizen, is the sole owner of Hark. This authorization is without prejudice to the Commission's action in any other related pending proceedings. ITC-T/C-20220128-00025 E Southwest Oklahoma Telecommunications, Inc. Transfer of Control Grant of Authority Date of Action: 02/15/2022 Current Licensee: Southwest Oklahoma Telecommunications, Inc. FROM: Hilliary Acquisition Oklahoma LLC TO: Hilliary Acquisition Corp. 2016, L.L.C. A notification was filed on January 28, 2022, of the pro forma transfer of control of Southwest Oklahoma Telecommunications, Inc. (SOTI), an Oklahoma corporation that holds an international section 214 authorization (ITC-214-20050128-00037), from Hilliary Acquisition Oklahoma LLC (Hilliary) to Hilliary Acquisition Corp. 2016, LLC (Hilliary 2016), effective December 29, 2021. Prior to the transaction, SOTI was a direct wholly owned subsidiary of Southwest Oklahoma Telephone Company which, in turn, was a direct wholly owned subsidiary of Hilliary, an Oklahoma limited liability company. The following U.S. citizens directly owned Hilliary: Edward E. Hilliary, Jr. (25%); Dustin J. Hilliary (25%); Douglas J. Hilliary (25%); and Michael J. Hilliary (25%) (collectively, Shareholders). In a corporate reorganization, Hilliary 2016, an Oklahoma limited liability company, was inserted into the ownership chain between the Shareholders and Hilliary. In addition, SOTI became a direct wholly owned subsidiary of Hilliary. Page 7 of 9 CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO INTERNATIONAL SECTION 214 AUTHORIZATIONS (1) These authorizations are subject to the Exclusion List for International Section 214 Authorizations, which identifies restrictions on providing service to particular countries or using particular facilities. The most recent Exclusion List is at the end of this Public Notice. The list applies to all U.S. international carriers, including those that have previously received global or limited global Section 214 authority, whether by Public Notice or specific written order. Carriers are advised that the attached Exclusion List is subject to amendment at any time pursuant to the procedures set forth in Streamlining the International Section 214 Authorization Process and Tariff Requirements, IB Docket No. 95-118, 11 FCC Rcd 12884 (1996), para. 18. A copy of the current Exclusion List will be maintained in the FCC Reference and Information Center and will be available at http://transition.fcc.gov/ib/pd/pf/exclusionlist.html. It also will be attached to each Public Notice that grants international Section 214 authority. (2) The export of telecommunications services and related payments to countries that are subject to economic sanctions may be restricted. For information concerning current restrictions, call the Office of Foreign Assets Control, U.S. Department of the Treasury, (202) 622-2520. (3) Carriers shall comply with the requirements of Section 63.11 of the Commission's rules, which requires notification by, and in certain circumstances prior notification by, U.S. carriers acquiring an affiliation with foreign carriers. A carrier that acquires an affiliation with a foreign carrier will be subject to possible reclassification as a dominant carrier on an affiliated route pursuant to the provisions of Section 63.10 of the rules. (4) A carrier may provide switched services over its authorized resold private lines in the circumstances specified in Section 63.23(d) of the rules, 47 CFR § 63.23(d). (5) Carriers shall comply with the "No Special Concessions" rule, Section 63.14, 47 CFR § 63.14. (6) Carriers regulated as dominant for the provision of a particular communications service on a particular route for any reason other than a foreign carrier affiliation under Section 63.10 of the rules shall file tariffs pursuant to Section 203 of the Communications Act, as amended, 47 U.S.C. § 203, and Part 61 of the Commission's Rules, 47 CFR Part 61. Carriers shall not otherwise file tariffs except as permitted by Section 61.19 of the rules, 47 C.F.R. § 61.19. Except as specified in Section 20.15 with respect to commercial mobile radio service providers, carriers regulated as non-dominant, as defined in Section 61.3, and providing detariffed international services pursuant to Section 61.19, must comply with all applicable public disclosure and maintenance of information requirements in Sections 42.10 and 42.11. (7) International facilities-based service providers must file and maintain a list of U.S.-international routes on which they have direct termination arrangements with a foreign carrier. 47 CFR § 63.22(h). A new international facilities-based service provider or one without existing direct termination arrangements must file its list within thirty (30) days of entering into a direct termination arrangement(s) with a foreign carrier(s). Thereafter, international facilities-based service providers must update their lists within thirty (30) days after adding a termination arrangement for a new foreign destination or discontinuing an arrangement with a previously listed destination. See Process For The Filing Of Routes On Which International Service Providers Have Direct Termination Arrangements With A Foreign Carrier, ITC-MSC-20181015-00182, Public Notice, 33 FCC Rcd 10008 (IB 2018). (8) Any U.S. Carrier that owned or leased bare capacity on a submarine cable between the United States and any foreign point must file a Circuit Capacity Report to provide information about the submarine cable capacity it holds. 47 CFR § 43.82(a)(2). See https://www.fcc.gov/circuit-capacity-data-us-international-submarine-cables. (9) Carriers should consult Section 63.19 of the rules when contemplating a discontinuance, reduction or impairment of service. (10) If any carrier is reselling service obtained pursuant to a contract with another carrier, the services obtained by contract shall be made generally available by the underlying carrier to similarly situated customers at the same terms, conditions and rates. 47 U.S.C. § 203. (11) To the extent the applicant is, or is affiliated with, an incumbent independent local exchange carrier, as those terms are defined in Section 64.1902 of the rules, it shall provide the authorized services in compliance with the requirements of Section 64.1903. Page 8 of 9 (12) Except as otherwise ordered by the Commission, a carrier authorized here to provide facilities-based service that (i) is classified as dominant under Section 63.10 of the rules for the provision of such service on a particular route and (ii) is affiliated with a carrier that collects settlement payments for terminating U.S. international switched traffic at the foreign end of that route may not provide facilities-based switched service on that route unless the current rates the affiliate charges U.S. international carriers to terminate traffic are at or below the Commission's relevant benchmark adopted in International Settlement Rates, IB Docket No. 96-261, Report and Order, 12 FCC Rcd 19806 (1997). See also Report and Order on Reconsideration and Order Lifting Stay in IB Docket No. 96-261, FCC 99-124 (rel. June 11, 1999). For the purposes of this rule, "affiliated" and "foreign carrier" are defined in Section 63.09. (13) Carriers shall comply with the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), see 47 CFR §§ 1.20000 et seq. (14) Every carrier must designate an agent for service in the District of Columbia. See 47 U.S.C. § 413, 47 CFR §§ 1.47(h), 64.1195. Exclusion List for International Section 214 Authorizations The following is a list of countries and facilities not covered by grant of global Section 214 authority under Section 63.18(e)(1) of the Commission's Rules, 47 CFR § 63.18(e)(1). Carriers desiring to serve countries or use facilities listed as excluded hereon shall file a separate Section 214 application pursuant to Section 63.18(e)(3) of the Commission's Rules. See 47 CFR § 63.22(c). Countries: None. Facilities: Any non-U.S.-licensed space station that has not received Commission approval to operate in the U.S. market pursuant to the procedures adopted in the Commission's DISCO II Order, IB Docket No. 96-111, Report and Order, FCC 97-399, 12 FCC Rcd 24094, 24107-72 paragraphs 30-182 (1997) (DISCO II Order). Information regarding non-U.S.-licensed space stations approved to operate in the U.S. market pursuant to the Commission's DISCO II procedures is maintained at https://www.fcc.gov/approved-space-station-list. This list is subject to change by the Commission when the public interest requires. The most current version of the list is maintained at https://www.fcc.gov/exclusion-list-international-section-214-authorizations. For additional information, contact the International Bureau's Telecommunications and Analysis Division, (202) 418-1480. Page 9 of 9