Realized in 2014, this project brings together structured cabling category 6, multimode and single-mode optical fiber for information technology and also audio-visual in a data center at the cutting edge of technology. We have completed more than 2,600 optical fiber fusions, some 800 fiber optic equipment connections and 700 copper fiber optic connections.

We completed this project in 2014 in partnership with Bell Canada. It was an expansion project, Pavilion K, with close to 10,000 cables including category 6 cables, calls for calls, loudspeakers, etc. For this project, we connected 16 telecommunication rooms with fiber optic infrastructure.

We had the chance to work on a historic building in Montreal. In 2014, we completed the refurbishment for student residences at Concordia University, drawing approximately 700 category 6 cables and a fiber optic backbone connecting the main lodge to the residences.

We completed the 5th phase of the 236-unit self-contained retirement home project with telephony, network and cable cabling for a total of approximately 2,500 category 5 and coaxial cabling.

We have implemented a complete system of Aruba wireless access points distributed in two warehouses on the South Shore of Montreal. We have installed a total of approximately 70 access points and cabling that we have fully configured and turned on.

We proceeded to the complete layout of the structured cabling system for the offices of the Google company in Montreal. We had to realize this project in several phases between 2010 and 2013, totaling 350 workstations.

We have completed the assembly of the data room in the form of presentation windows while respecting the global CISCO criteria. We did this project in collaboration with the California-based consulting firm that is doing their projects around the world. This is a unique project in Quebec for its visibility and high technical level.