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Onsite Installation

Facilities ready. Networks perform.

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Turnkey installation for central offices, headends, data centers, colocation sites and customer network facilities, built correctly and ready to scale.

Model
Engineer, furnish and install (EF&I)
Sites
COs, headends, data centers, colocation
Platforms
All major OEMs
Delivered as
Ready for service, QA/QC-verified

Inside an install

An empty frame to ready for service.

  1. 01 · Engineer

    The plan comes first.

    Engineering and site design for the facility and the equipment going in.

  2. 02 · Furnish

    Material, staged and delivered.

    We source, stage and deliver the material, so the crew arrives with everything it needs.

  3. 03 · Install

    Rack and stack.

    Transport and core network equipment, and DC power systems: battery plants, rectifiers and power distribution.

  4. 04 · Install

    Power, fiber and cabling.

    Fiber termination, splicing and inside plant cabling, plus structured cabling in CAT6, coax and fiber.

  5. 05 · Turn up

    Tested and ready for service.

    Network integration, testing and turn-up, checked by QA/QC so the facility performs as intended on day one.

Ready for service · QA/QC verified

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2025, by the numbers

  • 175Central offices, data centers and cabinets equipped
  • 4,000+Legacy network devices decommissioned
  • 300+Rack, power and fiber builds completed

What we do

Turnkey facility engineering, furnish and install.

Standardized installation across network facility environments, to telecom, utility and data center standards.

  • Engineering and site design
  • Rack and stack of network equipment
  • Data center and central office builds
  • DC power systems: battery plants, rectifiers, power distribution
  • Transport and core network equipment installation
  • Fiber termination, splicing and inside plant cabling
  • Structured cabling (CAT6, coax, fiber)
  • Network integration, testing and turn-up
  • Equipment decommissioning and audits
  • Quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC)
Fusion splicer open on a workbench with cleaver and tools beside it
Fiber test set screen showing results on a workbench

One partner, three scopes

Engineer. Furnish. Install. Ready for service.

Full lifecycle support, so the facility meets industry standards, security requirements and uptime expectations on day one.

  1. TrueNet designer reviewing a 3D model on a wall screen
    01 · Engineer

    Site design

    Engineering and site design for the facility and the equipment going in.

  2. TrueNet technician moving staged equipment pallets through a warehouse
    02 · Furnish

    Material

    We source, stage and deliver the material, so the crew arrives with everything it needs.

  3. Technician preparing a fiber splice closure at a workbench
    03 · Install

    Build and turn up

    Rack and stack, power, fiber and cabling, then integration, testing and turn-up.

Inside the rooms we build

From the warehouse to the rack.

Why TrueNet onsite installation

Less risk in critical network environments.

Certified technicians, standardized processes and QA/QC-driven delivery, so facilities are installed correctly and perform as intended.

Customers choose TrueNet for a true turnkey onsite installation partner that can coordinate engineering, furnish, installation, and integration while maintaining schedule, quality, and accountability across multi-market programs.

Problems we solve

Facilities online, predictably.

For ISPs, hyperscalers, telecom operators and infrastructure partners preparing facilities for installation and activation.

  1. 01

    Environments not ready for equipment installation

  2. 02

    Multiple vendors across facility scopes

  3. 03

    Risk during installation and turn-up

  4. 04

    Uptime, security and compliance requirements

  5. 05

    Scaling facility work across markets

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Let's get your facilities ready.

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