On-site inventory plus a bound briefing in Hanoi
Network expansion planning study
A written study that ranks candidate cell sites, fibre laterals, and microwave hops for a named province or urban district, using your existing inventory plus field notes we collect on foot.
Duration: Four to eight weeks after inventory access is granted
Where: Vietnam, with the briefing delivered at 74 Ma May Street or at your network operations room
Fee basis: Quoted per corridor or district, starting from VND 85,000,000
Who this is for
Radio planning leads, transmission managers, and municipal liaison teams at licensed operators and tower companies.
What you take away
A ranked shortlist of sites and routes with photographs, landlord notes, and a map atlas you can take into a capex committee.
Included
- Kick-off at your office or ours to agree the study boundary (wards, highways, industrial parks).
- Reconciliation of your site list against what we photograph on the ground.
- Coverage and load commentary for the study window, presented as printed maps and a short narrative — not as a live product screen.
- Two working sessions: one after the first field week, one before the final atlas is bound.
- Vietnamese and English captions on maps when your committee uses both.
Left with you
- Licence filings with MIC or provincial departments.
- Construction, civil works, or landlord negotiation on your behalf.
- Ongoing monitoring after the study window closes.
Who does the work
Two planners based in Hoan Kiem, plus a contracted surveyor in the study province.
Sequence
- Boundary and inventory hand-off
- Field week and photograph log
- Map atlas and ranking tables
- Committee briefing
What to prepare
Share a current site list, known landlord disputes, and any municipal freeze zones. Arrange rooftop access where you already have keys.
Limits we will name in the letter
We do not enter military compounds or unlicensed rooftops. Flood-season travel in the Mekong Delta may add a week.
Write to hello@sitewillowline.click with the province and the number of existing sites inside the boundary.