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I know 2 processes can’t listen the same port, but as it happens with HTTP requests in the port 80, I know Windows can receive the packets and reroute to the appropriate services. I just don’t know if it also happens with other ports and protocols (net.tcp for instance).
If you run the WCF-provided Net.Tcp Port Sharing service, you can allow multiple WCF applications to listen on, and share, the same TCP port.