Twelve sites across three states. Different carriers in each market. Different install timelines. Different escalation paths when something breaks at 2 a.m. You should not be running that as a side project.
One point of contact for every site. I coordinate the carriers, the project managers, the install crews, the cutover schedules, and the post-install tickets across every location in scope.
One consolidated status report. Weekly during active work, monthly during steady-state. You know where every circuit is in its lifecycle without having to chase 8 different vendors.
One billing relationship where the carrier supports consolidated invoicing. Where they do not, I keep the spreadsheet so you know what you are paying across the footprint.
One number to call. Site goes down at 2 a.m., you call me, I work it with the carrier through resolution. You go back to bed.
Ohio: Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Akron, suburbs, secondary markets, rural. Direct carrier relationships with every Tier 1 and the regional fixed-wireless networks. This is where I am at my best.
Adjacent Midwest: Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Michigan, Pennsylvania. Strong carrier coverage, slightly thinner regional fixed-wireless relationships.
National (US): through carrier-broker relationships in every major metro. The work is the same, the relationship density is higher in the Midwest. If you have a 30-site national footprint, I will tell you honestly which markets I can run myself and which I will subcontract through trusted partners.
Tell me what you are scoping. I will reply within one business hour, personally. No deck, no sales pitch.
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