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DAS Feasibility & Scoping Report

The cheapest way to avoid a failed radio test at the end of construction: a go/no-go assessment during design, with a budget range you can carry into the bid.

Makitech RF Engineering · Updated October 2026

What you get

  • Donor coverage assessment — the public safety signal available at the site.
  • Preliminary sizing based on floor plans, construction type, and below-grade space.
  • BDA class and system-type recommendation.
  • Ballpark bill of materials and a budget range for the owner and GC.
  • Local AHJ requirements summary for your jurisdiction.
  • A clear go / no-go recommendation.

Turnaround: 3–5 business days from receipt of drawings.

When to order one

During design development or before bid — before walls close and before the low-voltage scope is bought out. See Do I need a BDA? for the factors that predict a failed test.

Pricing

ScopePrice
Feasibility & Scoping Report$1,500 fixed

Fixed price, confirmed in a written proposal before work begins.

How it works

  1. Send the basics — drawings, address, AHJ, and schedule.
  2. Fixed-price proposal within one business day.
  3. Engineering delivered remotely on the agreed timeline.
  4. AHJ support — we answer reviewer comments on our work.

Frequently asked questions

Does the feasibility fee apply to a later design?

Ask when you request the report; scope and credit toward design are confirmed in the proposal.

What do you need from us?

Floor plans, the site address, construction type, and the AHJ. We handle the rest remotely.

Request a quote

Tell us about the building.

Fixed-price proposals within one business day. If a system isn’t needed, we’ll tell you.

Or email engineering@makitechrf.com