Transportation & Infrastructure Project Experience.

Infrastructure design, NVR sizing and configuration, system commissioning across all sites, and integration of Milestone XProtect with the backbone data network and NMS.

Over 1,000 cameras operational across 60+ sites with optimized live viewing, archived retrieval, and analytics pipelines.

Each station and facility brought its own backhaul, sight lines, and retrofit constraints. The system had to absorb that variation and stay performant under the aggregate camera count once everything came online.

Greenfield design of a high-capacity backbone data network using DWDM to expand effective bandwidth where physical fiber was limited.

40 independent 10 Gbps wavelengths (400 Gbps aggregate) carried over the existing fiber plant, with resiliency and operational flexibility built into the backbone rather than bolted on later.

Adding strand capacity in an active rail corridor is expensive, slow, and disruptive. DWDM let the agency add the bandwidth surveillance growth required without replacing the underlying fiber.

Path engineering, link-budget analysis, mounting and alignment specifications, and field coordination for a 6.5-mile mmMicrowave point-to-point installation.

10 Gbps full-duplex over 6.5 miles wireless — fiber-equivalent capacity without a fiber run — using next-generation mmMicrowave radios at the upper edge of commercially available point-to-point throughput.

No terrestrial high-bandwidth options were available between the two endpoints, so the choice was wireless or no link.

Custom software platform driving electronic signage announcements and schedules, plus real-time multilingual text-to-speech audio for passenger announcements.

Multilingual text-to-speech audio paired with real-time visual signage updates — built in-house rather than assembled from off-the-shelf CIS products.

LA Union Station is the busiest passenger rail hub in the western United States, with tens of thousands of riders moving through every day. The CIS kept arrival, departure, and service-alert information current across the station's displays and synchronized with multilingual audio announcements throughout the day.

Backoffice technical staff augmentation embedded in a client's 24-hour operations center, providing off-hours coverage as part of standing operations.

Continuous off-hours technical coverage at a 24/7 ops center — embedded staff rather than ticket-based remote response.

Off-hours operations centers need real technical depth, not just monitoring. Embedded staff augmentation closes that gap without the client absorbing the full cost of an additional permanent hire.