PROJECT EXPERIENCE / NETWORKS
Connections that carry the work.
Utility telecommunications links people, systems, and field assets. IAS brings network planning, engineering, site acquisition, and delivery together to move critical infrastructure forward.
Explore our work ↓THE CONNECTIVITY FOUNDATION
Designed around real places and real demands.
Modern utilities need dependable communications across control centers, substations, distributed assets, and crews in the field. Coverage, capacity, site conditions, permitting, and integration all shape the network.
SPECIALIZED SERVICES
The detailed work behind the network.
From engineered routes to construction and testing, these capabilities support a complete telecommunications build.
Engineering & Permitting
Route development, high-level and detailed designs for aerial, leased structure, underground, private property, and inside wiring work. IAS coordinates engineered drawings and permit applications with utilities, agencies, and property owners, including fiber and power splice packages.
Aerial Network Construction
Over-lash and new aerial builds, including make-ready, strand and cable placement, pole hardware, clearance work, storage loops, and splice-point cable slack in line with pole engineering.
Lease Structure Investigation & Construction
Verify available underground structure through field investigation and manhole documentation; install inner-duct where needed and place new cable by pulling or blowing.
New Underground Construction
Build conduit and cable routes through directional drilling, open trench, micro-trench, or rock-saw methods, with hand-holes, vaults, manholes, cable placement, and restoration.
Node Construction
Place new poles and install radios and antennas, then verify the site with sweep/PIM, ground, and fiber optic testing.
WIRED + WIRELESS
One connected infrastructure picture.
Fiber routes, RF coverage, microwave and backhaul links, and the physical sites that support them all need to work together.
FROM FIELD TO FINISH
Technical intent, carried through.
IAS helps connect network design and site engineering through feasibility, coordination, testing, and operational handoff. Every stage informs the next.