OSP.com LLC is an engineering-driven infrastructure company that builds and supports fiber networks for government, utility, and commercial clients. Its outside-plant roots now extend into civil pathway work, wireless infrastructure, materials sourcing, and practical field-based research and development. The company currently performs under a multi-year government contract and builds from approved drawings with close attention to inspection, turnover, and long-term operation.
Federal Network ConnectionsFor more than 20 years, Federal Network Connections has made customized fiber-optic and copper cable assemblies for computer and network connections. Based in Hauppauge, the company serves educational institutions, government agencies, and government defense subcontractors, with its facility registered to UL requirements for ISO 9001:2015 quality management systems.HAUPPAUGE, NY
SubCom, LLCSince 1955, SubCom has designed, manufactured, and deployed subsea fiber-optic cable networks that carry data between continents. Based in Newington, New Hampshire, the company integrates network engineering with a 50-acre manufacturing campus, deep-water pier, and fleet of eight purpose-built cable ships. SubCom says it has deployed more than 200 systems and over one million kilometers of subsea cable, and operates as an ISO 14001-compliant company.BALTIMORE, MD
TLTEK, LLCFounded by Tim Taylor in Charleston in February 1997, TLTEK, LLC designs, builds and manages network infrastructure and other technology systems for commercial and government clients. The West Virginia firm has worked on secure communications for military and federal facilities as well as cabling and wireless installations at places such as the Charleston Town Center Marriott and DuPont’s Belle plant. TLTEK is an 8(a) and SDB-certified small-business graduate and also provides veteran and private-sector training in network support and fiber-optic cabling.CHARLESTON, WV
Burnham Polymeric, IncSince 1982, Upstate New York’s Burnham Polymeric has manufactured reinforced fiber-optic cable for missions that reach over, under and through difficult environments. Its cable has carried data for U.S. Navy programs and James Cameron’s 2005 exploration of the Titanic, while the company’s engineers and materials specialists also develop custom tether solutions for demanding government and commercial applications. Burnham’s products are built for tight bends, long deployments and the pressures of underwater work.FORT EDWARD, NY