County stakeholders ask how the proposed civic-center WLAN will cover galleries, which channels and power levels will be used, and which survey assumptions drove AP counts. Which deliverable should answer those questions as the primary design package?
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Short Explanation
Stakeholders do not want a price list dressed up as engineering. They need heatmaps, channels, power, and the assumptions behind the AP count. That package is the RF Design Report.
Full Explanation
The RF Design Report is the primary design deliverable that communicates predicted or measured coverage, the channel and power plan, and the assumptions underlying capacity and attenuation choices. Quotes and cabling lists support procurement and construction but do not explain RF intent to decision makers. Without heatmaps, channel planning, and explicit assumptions, stakeholders cannot validate that the design meets civic service requirements before deployment.