Professional carrier-class microwave systems enable a direct connection between two locations, making them completely independent of the public fiber-optic network. This allows you to create solutions where wired options reach their technological, temporal, and financial limits. All major providers rely on microwave technology, among other things, to transport rapidly increasing data demands to 5G mast locations quickly, with high availability, and cost-effectively.
Microwave technology is much more than just an alternative to wired lines; furthermore, frequencies are firmly assigned to operators by the Federal Network Agency, which eliminates interference. For specific applications (e.g., ad-hoc applications), license-free systems are also available.
Every successful project begins with a well-executed feasibility study. The principle here is: the more professional the feasibility study, the better the actual result.
The feasibility study covers the following three areas:
We first verify feasibility using an application tool developed for the map survey based on digital geo-maps. The map survey provides an initial, detailed assessment of the performance and business case for the planned project.
Following this initial review, the results from the map survey are cross-referenced with actual site conditions during a path survey. The planned antenna locations are physically inspected on-site to verify an unobstructed line of sight. Our staff are, of course, fully trained for working at heights. For our line-of-sight tests, we use appropriately sized aerial work platforms and/or drones equipped with high-resolution cameras.
The site survey, also known as station planning, is a technical inspection where all aspects relevant to implementation are recorded and coordinated with other trades. This involves capturing all necessary details for coordination with other on-site contractors, including determining the location of all equipment (indoor/outdoor), identifying necessary antenna mounts, equipment cabinets, etc., and defining the routing for data and power cables. Once the site survey is complete, all the facts are on the table, allowing for the derivation and determination of almost all implementation costs.
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When using microwave systems in the licensed frequency spectrum, an allocation by the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) is required. Compart prepares the appropriate frequency application based on the results of a radio link calculation. We calculate frequencies, antenna sizes, transmission power, and availability, taking into account regulatory requirements, and provide a completely pre-filled frequency application for further processing. And that’s not all: we are happy to act as the technical contact for the BNetzA on behalf of the future operator until the final allocation is granted.
We are happy to support you in all areas of your tender for IT/IoT infrastructures.
Defining technical requirements and evaluable criteria can be complex, especially in IT infrastructure projects, but it is always critical to the project's success.
We support you through the tender process in 5 steps.
During the preparation of tenders, the decisive framework parameters for all subsequent steps are established. From setting a binding schedule and pre-qualifying bidders to launching the tender, your project takes shape step by step.
The foundation for implementing services after the final award is laid during the creation of the tender documents. This is where all relevant information is described and defined to enable bidders and applicants to submit targeted proposals.
Our support services for conducting tenders ensure that all necessary individual steps are completed on schedule. The equal-treatment information transfer ensures that all bidders and applicants receive identical information.
Evaluating bids is the central component of the entire project. This involves more than just comparing prices; it is about identifying the most economical offer while examining all bids for plausibility, feasibility, and award options.
As an IT specialist firm, we support you through all of the following process steps:
We support you with our technical expertise in the IT/IoT infrastructure segment throughout the final procurement process.
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