Attachment dismiss

dismiss

REQUEST submitted by Lockheed

dismiss

2005-07-06

This document pretains to SAT-LOA-19990427-00045 for Application to Launch and Operate on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

IBFS_SATLOA1999042700045_441773

LEVENTHAL SENTER & LERMAN PLLC July 6,2005 STEPHEN D. BARUCH (202) 4 16-6782 RECEIVED E-MAIL SBARUCH@LSL-I.AW.COM JUL - 6 2005 DIRECT FAX (202) 429-4626 BY HAND Fadaral Communications Commisssr Cffice d Secretm Ms. Marlene Dortch Secretary Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 J 3 , I irk.;-:.;* ‘-d’ ‘_ ..p.) * -1 u& Re: Request for Voluntary Dismissal of Application 8f%ockheed Martin Corporation to Launch and Operate a Radionavigation Satellite Service Satellite at 79” W.L. (FCC File Nos. SAT-LOA- 19990427-00045, SAT-AMD-20030730-00149,SAT-AMD 20040721-00142, SAT-AMD-20050210-00034; Call Sign S2370) Dear Ms. Dortch: Lockheed Martin Corporation (“Lockheed Martin”), by counsel and pursuant to Section 25.152(a) of the Commission’s Rules, 47 C.F.R. 0 25.152(a), hereby voluntarily requests that the Commission dismiss its above-referenced pending application to launch and operate a radionavigation satellite service (“RNSS”) spacecraft at the 79” West Longitude orbital location as part of its Regional Positioning System (“RPS”).’ Lockheed Martin emphasizes that it is proceeding apace with plans to operate two RPS payloads at the 107.3”W.L. and 133” W.L. orbital locations, to provide GPS Augmentation services in the United States. The application for the latter facility was granted on June 23,2005, while the application for the 107.3’ W.L. orbital location remains pending. Lockheed Martin, after careful consideration, has determined not to proceed at this time with the implementation of its proposed RPS spacecraft at the 79” W.L. orbital slot. As advancements in pending domestic and international Space-based Augmentation Services (“SBAS”) continue to mature, Lockheed Martin is deferring its plans to proceed with all but the RPS spacecraft that will serve the United States from 107.3”W.L. and 133” W.L. orbital locations. However, in doing so, Lockheed Martin will retain its ability to respond to developments in the global marketplace for SBAS. Accordingly, Lockheed Martin requests that the above-referenced application be dismissed without prejudice. 1 Concurrently with this request, Lockheed Martin is voluntarily requesting dismissal of two other RPS satellite applications in which it had proposed to use the 71’ E.L. and 131.8’ E.L. orbital locations to provide RNSS. 2000 K STREET. “Si/. SUITE 600, WASHINGTON. D C 20006-1809 TELEPHONE 202 429-6970 FAX i O 2 . 1 S 3 7763 WLVW LSL-LA\/L‘.COM

Ms. Marlene Dortch July 6,2005 Page -2- Should there be any questions concerning this matter, please contact the undersigned counsel. Respe tfully ubmitted, N e p h e n r . Baruch David S Keir Counsel to Lockheed Martin Corporation cc: Jennifer A. Warren Senior Director, Trade & Regulatory Affairs Lockheed Martin Corporation


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