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ROHN Offer The Following Services

Program Management       Scope of Work Definitions       Product Specifications       Purchasing and Logistics       Test and Acceptance Plans       Project Team Assembly       Implementation Schedules       Project Coordination       Turnkey Services    Tower and Pole Services       Engineering, Design and Analysis       Manufacturing       Installation       Inspection and Maintenance       Emergency Restoration Services       Co-locate Maximization       Site Ownership       Regulatory Compliance    Aerial Services       Supply, Installation and Test Antennas          and Transmission Lines       Antenna Orientation       Antenna and Line Inspection       Antenna and Line Verification       Rooftop Installation       Tenant Improvements       Co-locate Installation    Wireless Technical Services       Installation       Testing and Commissioning       System Operation and Maintenance       Site Surveys/GPS and Map studies

Wireless Professional Services       Network Concept       Network Configuration       Network Planning       System Engineering       Wireless/Radio Network Engineering       RF Engineering       Microwave Transmission       Site Qualification and Acquisition       Equipment Engineering       Coverage Optimization Surveys       Propagation Analysis       Regulatory Compliance    Broadcast Services       Broadcast Services       System Engineering       Equipment Supply       VSWR optimization       Antenna Troubleshooting       Antenna Repair       Inspection and Maintenance       Emergency Restoration       Turnkey Solutions    Product Catalog       Towers and Poles       Tower Accessories       Antenna Mounts and Kits       Fasteners and Hardware       Transmission Lines and Accessories       ROHN Products and Accessories

Sandown Wireless is an agent for Radian/ROHN Construction Division.

No Project is too small and no Project is too big!

If you have a Communications Project, We want to hear about it.

We offer "Turn Key" Site Construction.

For Commercial Site Construction

We Offer at No Charge:

• Design Consulting. We have many years experience and know what will work for you.

• ROHN Factory Engineering design suggestions for your tower.

• Support Documents are available on this site in Adobe .pdf format.

• Complete Quotations for your project, Just steel or the entire site and building(s).

• State Engineering Stamped Drawings with your tower order if required.

We also offer:

• State Stamped Engineering Drawings (Fees Apply)

• All of the above posted services listed. (Fees Apply)

“Prices reflected in 2008 quotations are based on current steel cost and may or may not be appropriate at time of order placement. Based on current market volatility please confirm pricing at time of ordering.”   See below.

 Higher coke, iron-ore prices expected to prompt increase of steel prices.

In continuing coverage from yesterday's briefing, the Wall Street Journal (4/8, B3, Matthews) reports that "[t]he world's steelmakers, already facing more than 65 percent increases in iron-ore prices this year, are expected to pay significantly more for a special coal used to make steel, as mining companies pursue hefty price increases for 2008." According to news reports, "South Korea's Posco, the world's fourth-largest steelmaker by output" has "agreed to pay about $300 a metric ton for coking coal compared with the current contract price of about $100 a metric ton." Analysts expect this price "to become an early benchmark for other continuing negotiations between steelmakers and mining companies over contract settlement prices for coking coal this year." The Journal notes, "The increase for coking coal signals continued profit momentum for mining companies holding sway over steelmakers in China, India, Europe, and, to a lesser extent," North America, "where steelmakers have more of their own mines. Standing to benefit most are big miners such as BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, and Xstrata PLC, which are the largest sources of those raw materials."

        Because of the increasing raw material prices, the Financial Times (4/8, Blas) expects that "[s]teel prices are poised to rise further." According to analysts, "steel prices might need to rise up to 20 percent to cover the jump in coking coal cost." Steelmakers had already "raised the prices of their products 10-20 percent in February and March."  

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