Private Fiber + Broadband Services

Expanding broadband’s footprint, upgrading higher capacity network connectivity, and incorporating new technologies.

Services

Master Planning + Vision
"Fiber-Friendly" Policy Development
Design + Engineering
Feasibility
Permit Processing
Design Standards Development
Small Cell + 5G Review
Project + Program Management

Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS)
Grants + Funding
Utility AMR + AMI Planning
Utility Easement Research
Construction Management
P3 Development
GIS Mapping
Community Outreach

Case Studies

ImOn Communications, IA

Challenge: Eager to achieve its goals to significantly increase revenues through geographic expansion, ImOn began to expand its service offering outside the core Cedar Rapids metro area.

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Confidential Client - Austin, TX

Challenge: Fiber-To-The-“X” (FTTx) distribution was one of the many areas the communications provider looked to concentrate their efforts, and they needed partners in the engineering field to assist with design solutions.

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Holy Cross Energy, CO

Challenge: HCE’s service area is very rural, and they needed help to better define and clarify their current communications infrastructure assets. Department discussions helped clarify the gaps between current and future needs and current connectivity, but they also needed options to fill the gaps and guidance for prioritizing the options.

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Strata Networks

Challenge: Strata Networks wanted a strategic consultant partner to help them identify necessary technology, process, and operational improvements to enable its goals for growth.

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Rise Broadband, National

Challenge: Rise Broadband needed assistance identifying grant-eligible locations, geospatial tools, estimating costs, and developing a scalable approach for managing federal and state funding.

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Underline Infrastructure, National

Challenge: Despite a conspicuous presence with high-technology and defense economic sectors, the Colorado Springs region has long suffered from a reputation of having essentially one choice for internet, with complaints about poor service, slow speeds, high prices, and a lack of what the FCC defines as broadband (25/3mbps).

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With the exploding demand from consumers, businesses, and the essential services sector (government, education, healthcare), telecommunications companies are redoubling efforts to expand broadband’s footprint, upgrade higher capacity network connectivity, and incorporate new technologies.

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