In the single filing that I have seen from Dish to the FCC, the orbital slot is not specified but it is a DBS satellite. This may seem like trivial information but Dish has been active in their FCC filings for Ka and extended Ku bands especially at 109 W (extended Ku band), 113 W (Ka band) and 121 W (both). My guess would be another satellite for 119 W with either more spotbeams like E-10 and/or the ability to do double power for all 21 frequencies that Dish has license to from that location. Unless of course Dish receives approval for some DBS tweener slots like 114.5 W or 86.5 W. Dish can use some of their present satellites to replace their older ones at the 61.5 W and 148 W slots which are not as important as 110/119 CONUS slots. Ciel, the Canadian company that Dish has the deal with for 129 W is building a satellite to replace E-5 at that location that should be launched in 2008 and Dish has a 4 or 5 more years before they need to put a satellite at 157 W.
