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what the lease requires?
Review payments against rent terms, increases and other charges. Surface differences for staff review.
Know what your wireless tenants owe—and what your agency needs to act on.
SteepSteel brings wireless leases, payments, equipment and records into one clear picture for cities, counties and public utilities.
Cities & towns · Counties · Public utilities · Special districts

Bring sites, towers, agreements and action items together on one screen.
Start with the agreement. Compare it with the payments and site records. Give your team a clear basis for the next decision.
Review payments against rent terms, increases and other charges. Surface differences for staff review.
Compare site and equipment records with lease exhibits to identify items that need a closer look.
Keep renewals, notice dates and open negotiations in view, alongside the documents behind them.
For public owners that lease land, towers, water towers or other property to wireless carriers and tower companies.
Bring wireless agreements across municipal property into a shared view for finance and property staff.
MUNICIPAL PROPERTYKeep site records, lease terms and payments connected across a geographically distributed portfolio.
COUNTYWIDE OVERSIGHTUnderstand the wireless agreements attached to water towers, utility property and district-owned sites.
PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURESoftware supported by SteepSteel’s wireless lease expertise. A practical path from scattered files to an organized portfolio.
Start with the leases, amendments, site drawings and payment records your agency already holds.
Organize the terms, sites and payment history. Trace agreement details back to their source.
Identify gaps and questions for review. Resolve discrepancies with the supporting records.
Walk your team through the portfolio and establish the next priorities for your agency.
SteepSteel is an awarded vendor through The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS). Eligible member agencies can purchase covered offerings through competitively awarded contracts without issuing a separate RFP, when permitted by their applicable purchasing laws and policies.
Contract end date: July 31, 2028.
View contract & vendor documents ↗Contract end date: May 31, 2031.
View contract & vendor documents ↗Check your agency’s TIPS membership or join TIPS.
Ask SteepSteel for a quote identifying the applicable TIPS contract and covered offerings.
Confirm contract coverage, funding requirements and your agency’s purchasing approvals.
Include the TIPS contract number on the quote and purchase order. Follow the official vendor profile’s PO instructions.
Cooperative purchasing eligibility and approvals depend on your agency, the purchase and applicable federal, state and local requirements. Confirm the appropriate procurement path with your purchasing team.
Yes. Site Intelligence serves landowners with a single site as well as larger portfolios. A walkthrough can focus on the size and needs of your agency.
A general idea of your sites, your current lease-management process and the questions your staff need to answer. You do not need to send lease files to book a walkthrough.
Yes. Book a walkthrough or explore the Site Intelligence product tour using demo data.
Eligible TIPS members may use SteepSteel’s competitively awarded contracts for covered purchases when their laws and policies permit. Your purchasing team should confirm membership, scope and any required approvals. See TIPS contracts and purchasing steps.
No. SteepSteel is a private company serving public and private landowners. This website is directed toward local government customers.
Show us how your agency manages wireless assets today. We’ll walk you through what Site Intelligence can bring to the work.
Meet with SteepSteel to discuss your sites, your records and your team’s priorities.
Request a meeting ↗Propose times privately. Longer meetings require portfolio review.Send a demo inquiry instead ↗