What this service covers
Airports, terminals and large public venues need networks that cover every corner and carry many systems at once. We design and deliver the infrastructure behind them.
Scope of work
- Distributed antenna systems (DAS) for in-building coverage
- Terminal and campus-wide networks
- Passenger and public Wi-Fi
- Network for flight and passenger information displays
- Public address and voice alarm integration
- Surveillance and access control backbone
- Fibre backbone across terminals and airside
- Operations and control room IT setup
What you receive
Every engagement ends with a documented handover, not just working equipment.
Coverage and capacity design for the venue
Installed and tested active and passive infrastructure
Integration with the venue’s display, PA and security systems
Acceptance test reports and as-built drawings
From survey to support
Assess
Site survey, current-state review and requirement capture.
Design
Architecture, drawings, bill of quantities and timeline.
Build
Supply, installation, configuration and testing.
Secure
Hardening, access control, backup and recovery checks.
Support
Documentation, handover, monitoring and maintenance.
What is a distributed antenna system (DAS)?
A DAS carries mobile signal through a building using a network of small antennas, so phones work reliably in terminals, basements and other areas where outdoor signal does not reach.
Do you work with the venue’s other contractors?
Yes. Large-venue projects involve many agencies, and we coordinate interfaces, pathways and schedules with them.
Related services
Surveillance and Physical Security
IP CCTV, access control and video storage on a properly designed network.
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IP telephony, video-conferencing rooms and audio-visual systems.
View service →Managed Services and AMC
Monitoring, maintenance contracts and on-site support after go-live.
View service →Planning an infrastructure project?
Share your requirement and we will come back with an approach, a bill of quantities and a timeline.