WASHINGTON, D.C. — They share common ownership, thanks to the Cavell family. Now, a 20-year-old firm providing analytical, strategic and advocacy services to airports, communities and commercial developers is formally merging with one of the foremost companies offering signal contour-focused studies and services to radio and TV broadcasters.
As such, Cavell Mertz is merging with Capitol Airspace Group.
Capitol has established itself as a consultancy with core competencies in the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) aeronautical study process, including obstruction evaluation and airspace analysis, instrument flight procedure design and optimization, and the Department of Defense (DoD) mission compatibility evaluation process.
For broadcasters who have depended on Cavell Mertz’s services since 1989, not to worry: As a division of Capitol Airspace, it will continue to operate as it has.
However, Cavell Mertz is expanding Capitol Airspace’s services to the renewable energy sector by providing Communication Interference Studies. These studies will evaluate the potential for wind turbines to interfere with AM and FM radio, television broadcasting, and land mobile radio systems.
Existing services and platforms, including FCCInfo.com, will continue to be available.
