From Street Pole to Substation – How iTechLance IT Is Mastering Small Cell Drafting and Utility Network Mapping for Global Operators
5G is racing on to cities, suburbs and industrial areas, faster than ever before witnessed by the telecoms industry. Meanwhile, the infrastructure that helps to feed our cities with electricity, gas, water, fibre and telecoms is more important than ever to precisely map, manage and protect.
At the core of this challenge lies two services, both of which are provided with the technical excellence and turnaround speed that global network operators and infrastructure developers are reliant upon by the hands of iTechLance IT.
Why Small Cell Site Drafting Is the Engine of 5G Deployment
The infrastructure for dense 5G coverage is small cells. However, when deployed at scale, on street furniture, building facades, utility poles and rooftops across entire cities, you require precise engineering drawings that can be submitted for permits at each and every location.
iTechLance IT offers specialist Small Cell site drafting services including site feasibility drawings, structural attachment details, equipment layout plans and complete permit application packages. With our Small Cell site drafting team, network operators can count on fast, accurate, compliant documentation that enables them to speed up their 5G rollout programmes without compromising on engineering quality throughout.
Utility and Telecom Network Mapping for Infrastructure Clarity
Operators need to be aware of the precise location of all their underground and above-ground assets before any network is upgraded or new infrastructure is planned.
iTechLance IT provides complete Utility and telecom network mapping services, creating accurate and georeferenced GIS network datasets from survey data, existing records and aerial imagery. Our Utility and telecom network mapping products provide operators with the spatial clarity they need to make confident decisions for safe excavation, network planning, asset management and infrastructure sharing.

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