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The purpose of the work plan is to implement the Strategic Plan.

Economic situation of the telecoms sector 2013

This document is being revised due to regulatory changes.

Procedure for granting rights of use available in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands – Call for application and application form - Instructions for the candidates relating to the application form.

Procedure for granting rights of use available in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands – Microsoft Word Version of the Application Form

The deadline for replying is 11 July 2014, included. The contact person is Michaël Vandroogenbroek (02 226 88 11). Address: consult02@bipt.be. Answers shall be sent by e-mail exclusively to the address indicated. The subject of the e-mail shall at least mention the reference "Consult-2014-F2".

Radio interfaces B10-05, B10-06, B10-08 and E27-01.

This memorandum provides informal information to those candidates wishing to take part in the procedure for the granting of user rights available for the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands. This is for your information only. The existing legislation is binding and takes precedence over the memorandum.

In this study BIPT had examined how mobile broadband penetration could be promoted in Belgium. This study builds on an earlier study from 2010 about mobile data use in Belgium. In the meantime because of increasing competition and price cuts the market situation has evolved considerably. A number of questions are still very topical in this context: How does the Belgian broadband penetration position itself nowadays in Europe? What factors can explain the current position? What bottlenecks still remain? And above all: what recommendations and action points can be deduced from this?

In accordance with the Postal Act (Article 148bis, §2 of the Act of 21 March 1991), postal service providers shall commit themselves to comply with "the obligation to make it possible for the population to identify the persons in charge of the delivery of postal items and ensure that the postal items, with the exception of newspapers, bear a mark allowing the identification of the service provider that treated this item". By virtue of the legal prescription, each postal service provider involved in the transport process of postal items should therefore mark the postal items in order to allow its identification. However, this marking obligation can make the operational processes more complex and therefore result in additional costs. BIPT wishes to obtain the opinion of the different parties (operators, consumer associations, etc.) concerned by this marking issue. Answers to this consultation are expected during the four weeks of this publication, by Wednesday, 2 July 2014 at the latest.