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OSP expertise
Engineering across fiber, coax, HFC, and the permits that let the plant be built.
Outside plant design and engineering
Engineering the networks that connect the world.
Specialized OSP design and engineering for fiber, coax and HFC, broadband upgrades, and utility permitting across the United States and Canada. The deliverable is a construction-ready package, drawn to the client’s own standard.
Our expertise
Comprehensive OSP engineering solutions.
Three practices, from network planning through construction documents. The work is engineering and design, produced so a crew can build it and an agency can permit it.
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Fiber network engineering
Fiber design for broadband expansion, modernization, and large infrastructure deployments.
- FTTx
- Long-haul
- RDOF / Grant / BEAD
- Enterprise
- RPHY
- Small-cell
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Coax and HFC engineering
Coaxial and hybrid fiber-coax design for capacity upgrades, expansions, and the network record.
- HFC
- High-split
- BAU extension
- Greenfield
- Relocates
- As-builts
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Permitting and make-ready
Engineering documents that address utility, road, railroad, and bridge requirements.
- Pole make-ready engineering
- Utility
- ROW
- DOT
- Railroad
- Bridge
Our industry experience
Trusted engineering support for leading network operators.
FiberTek supports telecommunications providers and broadband operators with OSP design aligned to each client’s standards and deployment requirements.
Software
The platforms the print already lives in.
AutoCAD
Bentley MicroStation
Magellan
ArcGIS
QGIS
3-GIS
MapInfo
Lode Data
Katapult
Where
United States and Canada.
Design packages for fiber, coax, and permits in both countries.
Why FiberTek
Precision engineering. Reliable delivery. Scalable support.
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Client standards
Packages drawn to each operator’s specifications, naming, and technical requirements.
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Construction-ready
Drawings and documents a crew can build from, checked before they are issued.
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Scalable support
Capacity for BAU programs, modernization, and large broadband deployments.
Next project
Let’s engineer what’s next.
Name the practice and the area. A system map and the standard you already use is enough to start.