Wireless & Towers
Cell towers, small cells, microwave relay stations, repeaters, and associated equipment facilities.
Our services
Federal land expertise at every stage.
From early feasibility through authorization and long-term compliance, Landica helps communications infrastructure owners and operators navigate federal land requirements, reduce uncertainty, and move critical projects forward with confidence.
Industries we serve
Satellite & Ground Stations
Earth stations, satellite gateways, ground terminals, tracking and telemetry facilities.
Fiber & Broadband
Long-haul fiber, middle-mile networks, last-mile infrastructure, conduit, and regeneration facilities.
Broadcast & Relay
Radio and television transmission facilities, antennas, broadcast towers, and relay stations.
Remote Sensing & Research
Weather radar, environmental monitoring stations, remote sensors, telemetry systems, and scientific research installations.
Our services
Before committing to a site or corridor, understanding federal land status, existing rights, management direction, and potential constraints is essential. Landica evaluates these considerations early to help clients assess feasibility, identify risks, and determine an appropriate authorization strategy.
| Land Status & Jurisdiction | Identify federal land ownership, surface management jurisdiction, existing authorizations, and encumbrances that may affect a proposed location. |
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| Land-Use & Regulatory Screening | Review applicable land-use plans, management direction, designated areas, and regulatory requirements to identify potential restrictions. |
| Resource & Environmental Constraints | Identify known environmental, cultural, biological, and other resource considerations that may influence siting and agency review. |
| Site & Route Alternatives | Evaluate alternative locations or alignments to identify potential conflicts, constraints, and authorization considerations. |
| Authorization Strategy | Determine potential authorization pathways, application requirements, agency coordination needs, and recommended next steps. |