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Valmont <br />Magellan Advisors was referred to Valmont Structures by Silver <br />Spring and Ameresco, manufacturers of remote monitoring <br />equipment and LED lighting organizations. Valmont has had great <br />success in the street light pole market, although they have recently <br />entered the DAS/small cell market within the past two years. All <br />equipment, technology, and radios would need to be purchased <br />from other organizations, such as Silver Spring, Ameresco and/or GE <br />Current. <br />Valmont is able to produce a highly customizable street light pole <br />and the sales team stated that the municipality would coordinate <br />with their engineers regarding whether the radio equipment would <br />be enclosed within the light pole, engineered with a vault in the <br />ground, box at the base, or separate pole external to the street light <br />pole. The sales team stated that the engineers could be consulted <br />with regarding development of a light pole that would enclose the <br />Figure 83, Valmont <br />equipment and be larger in size to enable the pole to withstand hurricane force winds. <br />For more information please visit: <br />�� ..//v�rv�rvv.e llirn ire ::.ire c � lr ........................... Ilirn ire ;lr� c � it /Ilil;i ilia k/ Irn�llll cell and..::: as structures <br />Silver Spring Networks <br />Silver Springs is an international organization providing smart city technologies to cities and <br />municipalities throughout the world, with customers such as Miami, Copenhagen, Paris, and <br />Glasgow. While each city has different needs, Silver Spring works with municipalities to <br />implement platforms that suit the clients' needs. The company presents an "app" store on the <br />website providing applications from smart grid management, lighting maintenance, and <br />environmental sensor technology. Silver Spring Networks provides the technology, not the pole. <br />Therefore, the municipality would need to seek out a pole manufacturer such as Valmont or <br />HAPCO to engineer the light poles. <br />For more information pease visit:w.,.s „ r [-).. „i.. i,lr...................... <br />Ameresco <br />Ameresco is leading the green energy movement by providing energy saving LED lighting along <br />with solar powered lighting to cities, municipalities, and organizations internationally. Some of <br />the Ameresco local government clients include: Lowell, MA; San Antonio, TX; Englewood, CA; <br />and Emmock, AK. Organizations can save 50-60% on energy consumption and expenses through <br />implementation of LED lighting and even more when solar technologies are used. Ameresco <br />could be considered a partner for LED and solar lighting in the event that the municipality <br />would decide to purchase technology, poles, and luminaires separately. Upon Magellan making <br />146 <br />
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