PT Access Networks Showcase Sites 3rd quarter 2012
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This document provides information on potential wireless carrier access points to Progress Energy's utility infrastructure in North Carolina, including transmission lines and substations. It lists several proposed and existing sites in Cumberland County that could provide access, such as steel structures, H-frame towers, and proposed monopoles. It emphasizes that PT Access Networks has extensive experience providing carrier access to over 50,000 transmission structures, 50 microwave towers, and 600 substations across North Carolina and South Carolina. Interested parties are encouraged to contact David Hargrove for additional site details and opportunities.
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PT Access Networks Showcase Sites 3rd quarter 2012
- 1. Providing Wireless Carriers Access to Progress Energy’s Utility Infrastructure
- 2. Showcase Site Review Process Collect Competitive Data Identify Coverage Gaps Locate PTAN Structure, MW or Substation Verify Gaps with Multiple Sources Score Data Census and # of Competition Verify Town/City Proposed Sites and Requirements Physical Candidate Site Investigation Photo & Confirm Competitive Structures Identify all Ground Space Requirements Complete SCIP Form Review Site Constructability Deliver Opportunity Results to Client!
- 3. Fayetteville to Rockingham Transmission Line
- 4. HOPE MILLS: Church Street Sub. – Existing Steel Structure Cumberland County, NC Lat: 34-57-46.10 Lon: -78-56-25.51 Ground Elev.: 104’ RAD Center Determined by Client, Ground Space Avail. For more information contact: David Hargrove PT Access Networks (919) 524-5000 dhargrove@ptaccess.net *Site Candidate Package Available for this Site
- 5. For more information contact: David Hargrove PT Access Networks (919) 524-5000 dhargrove@ptaccess.net *Site Candidate Package Available for this Site Cumberland County, NC Lat: 34-58-51.54 Lon: -79-02-03.68 Ground Elev.: 203’ RAD Centers @ 160’; 150’ & 140’ HOPE MILLS: Lumbee River Sub – Proposed Monopole
- 6. For more information contact: David Hargrove PT Access Networks (919) 524-5000 dhargrove@ptaccess.net *Site Candidate Package Available for this Site Cumberland County, NC Lat: 35-04-39.18 Lon: -79-01-07.25 Ground Elev.: 224’ RAD Center Determined by Client Existing Tower: 60’ AGL FORT BRAGG: Cliffdale TAP STR 2 – Existing H Frame
- 7. For more information contact: David Hargrove PT Access Networks (919) 524-5000 dhargrove@ptaccess.net *Site Candidate Package Available for this Site Cumberland County, NC Lat: 34-55-39.85 Lon: -78-56-32.13 Ground Elev.: 180’ RAD Center Determined by Client Existing Tower: 120’ AGL I-95 – HOPE MILLS: STR 191 – Existing H Frame Tower
- 8. For more information contact: David Hargrove PT Access Networks (919) 524-5000 dhargrove@ptaccess.net *Site Candidate Package Available for this Site Cumberland County, NC Lat: 34-56-57.80 Lon: -79-01-00.65 Ground Elev.: 164’ RAD Center Determined by Client Existing Tower: 90’ AGL PARKTON: STR 387 – Existing H Frame Tower
- 9. For more information contact: David Hargrove PT Access Networks (919) 524-5000 dhargrove@ptaccess.net *Site Candidate Package Available for this Site Cumberland County, NC Lat: 35-00-40.59 Lon: -78-53-02.12 Ground Elev.: 155’ RAD Center Determined by Client Existing Tower: 65’ AGL FAYETTEVILLE: Exposition Center - STR 22 – Existing Tower
- 10. For more information contact: David Hargrove PT Access Networks (919) 524-5000 dhargrove@ptaccess.net *Site Candidate Package Available for this Site Cumberland County, NC Lat: 35-05-54.95 Lon: -78-49-40.44 Ground Elev.: 94’ RAD Centers @ 195’ – 185’ – 175’ FAYETTEVILLE: Proposed Monopole – Butler Warner Plant
- 11. Access in NC & SC to: 50,000 + Transmission Structures 50 + Microwave Towers 600 + Sub Stations Our Carolinas Service Area
- 12. For More Information: David Hargrove (919) 524-5000 dhargrove@ptaccess.net We were working on and around Towers long before there was a Wireless Phone. After all, Towers are our Business!