HAMMER has great dedicated teams that are capable of building the site from scratch and doing any work related to CW. We are professional in Site Acquisition. Even in the most difficult situations and places, our competency allows us to choose the right site adapted to radio transmission & the proper technical solution to get the best quality/price rate. Good human resource/relationship helps us resolve all the obstacles, step by step up to the signature of leases with landlords/owners, and to obtain all necessary authorizations.
We can offer a full suite of site civil works and acquisition services, covering the following:
- Site Surveys coordinated with radio planning and Landlord negotiations.
- All general permit handling including council and land board approvals and Environmental impact assessments.
- Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) approval.
- Ongoing management of lease agreements and Cable trenching and power access way leaves.
- Geotechnical tests and analysis
- Structural site designs
- Foundation works of rooftop and greenfield towers along with the shelters and DG foundation
- Peripheral works like boundary walls, fencing works, guard rooms, approach roads and retaining walls
- Installation of mono-poles and towers (25 m, 30 m, 45 m,55 m, etc).
- Installation and supply of Cable Trays, Power Cables, and Earthling systems (Indoor & Outdoor).
- Tower Supply (self-support towers, guided towers, stub-towers for rooftop sites, poles etc).
- Tower erection, painting and protection against corrosion.
- Supply and Installation of concrete foundation according to technical drawing.
- 4253 TK sites including tower erection and civil work in Africa.
Sharing network active infrastructure as an antenna, feeder cable, nodes, radio access network, and transmission systems. With sharing, the cost burden on operators reduces significantly, improving the rate of mobile services rollout and increasing savings in operational costs thus allowing for focusing on branding and new service design, marketing activities, and customer satisfaction by providing turnkey tower sharing services. Save time, effort, and money while limiting expenditures and enabling faster rates of rollout activities.
SITE ACQUISITION AND CONSTRUCTION
Network Planning
- Selection and qualification of best locations for network infrastructure
- Developing plans of nominals to satisfy coverage requirements.
- Determining line of sight availability with other sites
- Designing Macro (Greenfield / Rooftop) and indoor “Micro” sites
Site Acquisition
- Survey and selection of options
- Negotiations with landlords and (HOT) agreements
- Title documents collection, revision, and validation
- Acquisition of official construction permits and HSE
Site Construction (Greenfield, Rooftop & Indoor Solutions)
- Design and construction of all civil works
- Supply and erection of masts, stub towers, and towers
- Supply and installation of shelters, internal fittings, electromechanical & RF materials, and Fences
TELECOM INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING (I & C)
Telecommunications sites’ enhancement and modernization are recently becoming nonstop due to the rapid evolvements of deployed technologies and offered services which require regular site reconfiguration and coverage enhancements/upgrades. A fully-fledged suite of I&C services covering the whole spectrum from site modification/ replacement to complete site reallocation. To date, we have successfully installed and commissioned more than 25,000 sites for leading telecom operators across the whole region.
- Site Installation: Civil Work, equipment installation, routing and Integration
- Site Dismantling: Unfixing cabinets, MW links and cables
- Site Reallocation: Dismantling and installation of sites and MW links in new locations.
- Site Survey: Identifying numbers of cabinets, types of batteries, and site configuration & routing.
- Site Acceptance: Ensuring quality of the site, cabinet fixations, connections, and proper isolation.
- 4G Expansion: increasing connections and replacing old ones.
- MW Links I & C: Complete installation, Commissioning, and alignment of MW links in opposite sites
