Networks and wireless
Coverage where people work, separation where traffic demands itCore routing and switching, business and guest Wi-Fi, in-building radio, private cellular, and outdoor wireless links are designed and deployed from actual site and device requirements. Users, devices, sites, and applications get the coverage they need, and each service gets the separation it requires, verified in the field rather than assumed on paper.
Explore networks and wireless services
Each guide explains what the service includes, what changes the scope, and what you should receive when the work is complete.
- 03.01Routing, switching, VLANs, and policyNetwork core, routing, switching and segmentation
Switching, routing, VLANs, address plans, security policy, uplinks, PoE, management access, configuration backups, and recovery, designed together.
4references - 03.02Business coverage, guest access, and roamingBusiness and guest Wi-Fi
Business Wi-Fi carries staff and operational devices; guest Wi-Fi gives visitors separated access.
4references - 03.03Commercial cellular and public-safety radioDistributed antenna systems and ERRCS
A distributed antenna system carries radio signals through a building or campus.
3references - 03.04Private LTE, 5G, and CBRSPrivate 5G and CBRS
Private LTE or 5G combines compatible devices, SIM or eSIM identities, radios, transport, and a mobile core; many US deployments use CBRS spectrum under FCC Part 96.
3references - 03.05Building bridges and outdoor coverageOutdoor and point-to-point wireless
Outdoor wireless extends network service to remote buildings, cameras, gates, and equipment.
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Describe the site and the problem.
We will identify the systems involved, the site information still needed, and any work that belongs to another trade or provider before finalizing the scope.