In telecommunications, a Local Exchange Carrier (LEC), is simply a public telecommunications company. Most consumers are aware of the giant LECs dominating the industry, such as Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint. However, these are not the only companies trying to gain access to the right-of-way. Non LECS are companies not registered as Local Exchange Read More
There are a lot of tough decisions to consider when beginning new infrastructure projects. Choosing a reputable engineering firm shouldn’t be one of them. The decision to choose a firm is not always based on a firm’s culture, trustworthiness or customer service, but we suggest it should be. We would like to take a Read More
The future of living is here – how we live, where we live, how we work, where we work – all of these things play a big role in our lives today. And it doesn’t take a crystal ball to figure out where we go from here. All it takes is a shift in our Read More
Tags: Broadband, Driverless Cars, Smart City, Telecom, Transportation
To satisfy the rapidly growing demand for wireless broadband, wireless carriers are aggressively expanding their network capacity. In addition, a number of municipalities are moving forward with Smart City initiatives, accelerated plans for autonomous vehicles and a growing list of IoT products and applications. These initiatives continue to add to the demand for more wireless Read More
Tags: Right-of-way, Small Cell, Smart City, Telecom, Wireless
There is no longer a question about where we need to deploy small cells. The optimal location is in the right-of-way where they are close to customers and can best support wireless network densification objectives. Looking long term, locating small cells in the right-of-way is also the optimal location for enabling IoT applications like Smart Read More
Tags: Right-of-way, Small Cell, Smart City, Telecom, Wireless
Installation of underground utility facilities is on the rise and likely will not be slowing down. More utilities are being buried underground than ever before. This is due to a number of reasons that range from being more aesthetically acceptable than poles, technological advances in equipment, the deregulation of the telecommunications industry, to the creation Read More
An estimated 20.2% of the United States labor force are people with disabilities according to the United States Department of Labor Office of Disability Employment Policy. That means that 1 out of 5 people in our labor force have a disability. It is with this statistic in mind, Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act Read More