Network Design and Engineering

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Future-Proof Connectivity Built for Your Needs

Most people only notice their networks when they fail. But you’re different. You understand that creating a reliable, scalable network requires more than just cables and connectors—it demands a team that listens, collaborates, and designs solutions tailored to meet both your current needs and future goals.

We design networks that don’t just connect. They create opportunities and enable seamless communication.

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Big Picture. Every Detail.

Our Approach to Network Design

When you think of network design, you might picture maps or spreadsheets. But great networks start with great questions: Where are your users? What kind of growth do you expect? How do we make it simple to scale efficiently and avoid redundant infrastructure?

We begin with High-Level and Low-Level Design (HLD/LLD), which maps out not just what your network is but what it needs to be. HLD focuses on the overall architecture and key components, while LLD drills down into specific configurations, connections, and technical details. This comprehensive approach ensures that network architecture and modeling align perfectly with your long-term goals. Every route, node, and connection is intentional.

Scalable designs for Fiber to the Home (FTTH), Fiber to the Building (FTTB), and other FTTx projects, including tailored solutions for FTTS with MDU (Multi-Dwelling Unit) Fiber Design and similar configurations.

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Reliable Designs for External Network Infrastructure

Outside Plant (OSP) Design

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Reliability begins with a well-planned OSP network design. Our approach emphasizes precision in route selection, ensuring efficiency and network redundancy. We use tools like GIS for detailed mapping and LiDAR to identify obstacles to minimize construction disruptions and enhance long-term performance and provide the most cost-effective solution for your needs.

By focusing on robust planning and adaptability, we design OSP systems that meet the demands of today and are ready for tomorrow’s challenges

Key Focus Areas:

Route Selection

Efficiently planned paths for cost-effectiveness and reliability.

GIS & Lidar Mapping

Visualize terrain and infrastructure to streamline planning.

Fiber Requirements

Specify fiber strand counts and optimal locations for infrastructure such as (CSP)

Node Segmentation

Simplified design for easy maintenance and scalability

Clarity Inside. Confidence Outside.

Inside Plant (ISP) Design

The complexity of ISP design is often underestimated. But a poorly planned ISP can undermine even the best OSP. That’s why we don’t just focus on what happens outdoors. We design ISP systems that are clean, efficient, and ready for upgrades.

Whether it’s Coaxial, RF, or HFC, we engineer systems that optimize space, reduce power consumption, and facilitate troubleshooting.

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Because Networks Shouldn’t Be Your Headache

Why Work with Us?

Most companies hire us because they trust us to make their lives easier. We collaborate with you to achieve your goals and provide a seamless, stress-free experience.

Our team prioritizes building lasting relationships through clear communication, dependable support, and tailored solutions. From identifying bottlenecks to addressing scaling demands, we anticipate challenges and proactively solve them, so you don’t have to.

Here’s what you get:

A fiber network architecture built around your goals.

Seamless integration between OSP and ISP designs.

A partner who values your success and works to make your vision a reality

Let’s design a network that doesn’t just connect. It transforms.

Reliable Designs for External Network Infrastructure

Built on Data. Guided by Experience. Powered by Precision.

We don’t guess. Our designs are powered by tools like GIS and LiDAR, giving us accurate data on everything from terrain to utility poles. 

For instance, GIS mapping has enabled us to identify optimal locations for network hubs in urban areas, while LiDAR has helped navigate challenging terrains by identifying potential obstacles such as dense vegetation or uneven ground.

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GIS Network Mapping

Visualize every element of your network before a single cable is laid.

To ensure accuracy, boots-on-the-ground survey resources are deployed to fill gaps and validate questionable data. 

That data translates into better plans, fewer surprises, and faster rollouts.

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LiDAR Fiber Planning

See obstacles before they become problems.

Start Your Network Transformation

Building a network is hard, but it doesn’t have to be painful. Contact us today for a free consultation or a personalized project assessment, and let’s explore how we can deliver a smarter, faster solution for your network needs.

Take the first step toward a smarter network.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which network design services do you specialize in?

We offer a comprehensive range of services, including FTTH network design, broadband planning, fiber optic engineering, and OSP and ISP design. Additionally, we specialize in HFC network design and upgrades, ensuring that providers can efficiently modernize and leverage their existing HFC assets.

Our expertise ensures scalable, reliable networks tailored to your needs—whether a full fiber deployment or an HFC upgrade strategy.

Our FTTH design covers every aspect of planning and engineering to ensure a scalable, efficient, and future-ready deployment. We integrate GIS-based mapping, CSP placement, and node segmentation with best-in-class design methodologies to optimize performance and minimize costs.

Our FTTH Design Includes:

  • Network Planning & Engineering: Comprehensive route selection, topology optimization, and capacity planning.
  • GIS & LiDAR Mapping: High-precision visualization for terrain assessment and infrastructure planning.
  • Greenfield & Brownfield FTTH Planning: Customized designs for new developments and network expansions.
  • MDU (Multi-Dwelling Unit) & FTTS (Fiber-to-the-Suite) Design: Tailored solutions for apartments, offices, and commercial buildings.
  • Splicing Schematics & Documentation: Optimized FTTx connectivity plans, including RFoG, GPON, Blown/Tap, and Micro Duct solutions.
  • Network Field Audits & Walkouts: Verification of fiber infrastructure using on-site surveys and LiDAR scans.
  • Fiber Optic Transport/Core Design: Architecture planning, DWDM & CWDM configurations, and backbone optimization.
  • Permitting & Engineering Support: Assistance with municipal approvals, municipal consent drawings, applications, structural analysis, follow-ups and specialty permits.
  • Bills of Materials & As-Built Documentation: Detailed material lists and record-keeping in GIS, AM/FM, AutoCAD, or your preferred database.
  • Project Management & Consulting: End-to-end execution support, from concept to deployment.

Our data-driven, field-validated approach ensures fewer surprises, faster rollouts, and networks built to last.

We leverage GIS and LiDAR technologies to provide precise data for planning and design. This results in efficient layouts, minimized disruptions, and faster project rollouts.

Yes, we specialize in integrating new designs seamlessly with your existing systems, whether they involve Coaxial, RF, HFC, or other configurations.

Our designs support various applications, including residential broadband, commercial networks, and large-scale city-wide projects. We cater to industries such as telecommunications, utilities, and smart city development.

OSP (Outside Plant) design focuses on the external infrastructure required to deliver fiber optic connectivity, including underground or aerial cables, conduits, splice enclosures, and critical points like central splitter points (CSP). It ensures fiber is routed efficiently and reliably from the central office to the premises or distribution points.

On the other hand, ISP (Inside Plant) design deals with the internal fiber network within buildings or facilities. This includes planning the placement of fiber termination panels, patch cords, and equipment racks and optimizing fiber pathways to reduce signal loss and support future scalability. Both designs are crucial for delivering end-to-end high-performance fiber networks.

GIS provides detailed mapping to visualize the network layout, while LiDAR helps identify obstacles like uneven terrain or dense vegetation. This ensures better planning and fewer surprises during rollout.

We design networks for fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), fiber-to-the-business (FTTB), Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU), and other FTTx configurations, ensuring scalability and reliability.

Yes, our solutions are tailored to fit projects of any scale, from individual buildings to expansive city-wide networks.

Reach out to us for a free consultation or project assessment to discuss your unique needs and goals.