SBA Communications

Federated Wireless, Inc., founded in 2012 and headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, specializes in wireless broadband network management platforms that facilitate the efficient shared use of wireless spectrum. The company provides innovative cloud-based infrastructure solutions, particularly through its Spectrum Access System (SAS), which optimizes spectrum allocation and management. This technology enables mobile operators, cable operators, broadband providers, and enterprises to securely share spectrum without compromising service quality. By utilizing a network of radio sensors, Federated Wireless supports interference-free access to licensed spectrum, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional high-cost spectrum access. The company’s strategic partnership with TESSCO Technologies further enhances its market position, allowing it to address the growing demand for dynamic and flexible wireless solutions across various industries.

ExteNet Systems designs, builds and operates network infrastructure - primarily using distributed antenna systems. DAS networks by ExteNet Systems are implemented by wireless service providers in a variety of locations and environments. ExteNet is technologically adaptable – which means they can operate CDMA, GSM, UMTS, 3G and 4G within each fiber network that we deploy. They are adept at designing, implementing and operating fiber networks to extend their network’s traditional sites into hard-to-zone areas, or to places where you do not have coverage. Their fiber networks could also be a reasonable backhaul solution for wireless service providers.

Bay Communications is a wireless communication infrastructure company provides solution to wireless infrastructure needs.

Optasite engages in the acquisition and development of telecommunications tower sites in the United States. It offers wireless consulting services. The company's services also include site leasing and colocation, tower acquisition, and site development. It serves broadband wireless providers, including wireless carriers, as well as other customers in the telecommunications industry, such as the FCC licensed carriers, government agencies, public safety organizations, private enterprises, and two-way radio services. Optasite, Inc. was formerly known as Pinnacle Site Development, Inc

Light Tower Wireless owns 340 wireless communication tower sites in 23 states, five managed sites, and five distributed antenna system ("DAS") networks.