The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has recently launched an online portal for common tower registration. 008 and 011 series of 2020, the new system eases the application process for registration of Independent Tower Companies (ITC) to operate one or more common towers. The Common Tower Registration Portal requires applicants to fill out the form, as well as attach the complete required documents and submit them online. Read more in our articles including "DICT launches online portal for common tower registration" and "DICT opens pre-registration for eGov Hackathon 2026".
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Jul 8, 2026The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has recently launched an online portal for common tower registration. 008 and 011 series of 2020, the new system eases the application process for registration of Independent Tower Companies (ITC) to operate one or more common towers.
The Common Tower Registration Portal requires applicants to fill out the form, as well as attach the complete required documents and submit them online.
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