Last week, the EPICS Field Implementation Team, Jorge Kimbell, Roger Hyde, Michael “Rudy” Stokes, Paul Pelletier, and Rodney Landry, deployed to the Roswell, New Mexico Airport Surveillance Radar (ASR) site to complete key site preparation work in support of the Telecommunications Infrastructure Replacement (TIR) project. TIR work at Roswell is focused on modernizing the FAA’s

LST recently partnered with the Tucson Airport Authority (TAA) to modernize the Ryan Airfield (RYN) Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT). Our team delivered comprehensive project management and engineering support for the full replacement of the tower’s aging communications infrastructure including the voice switch system, VHF radios, digital recorder, altimeter, GPS, and related peripheral communications equipment.

We’re proud to recognize the incredible efforts of our ASTI SLE Team, (Kurt Marshall, Karl Johnson, Vang Xiong, Jeff Lawrey, and Brandon Helmericks), for their outstanding work in restoring critical communications in Kipnuk, Alaska. When severe winds disrupted the Remote Communications Outlet (RCO) service during the recent devastation inflicted by the remnants of Typhoon Halong

The Alaska  FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure (FTI) Cutover Team made remarkable strides in advancing critical communications infrastructure across some of the most remote and challenging environments in the United States. Recently, the team successfully engineered and installed upgraded telecommunications services using Starlink at two Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) test sites in Alaska. Their exceptional performance impressed