USAF
Beale CMCC
Multi-domain operations center with Evertz 1156×1156 fiber matrix switching, Cinemassive video wall processors, 36 Christie HD12K projectors, 104 monitors, and per-workstation touch-panel control.
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Mission-critical AV systems for federal operations centers, large-scale visitor experiences, and the high-density visualization environments that demand them.
Audio-visual systems are the human interface to every modern operations environment — the displays that let operators see what's happening, the controls that let them direct the response, and the audio that ties everyone on the network together. Walker Telecomm designs and installs AV systems for environments where every detail matters: federal command centers, network operations centers, gaming floors, and executive conference environments.
Our AV designs are led by AVIXA CTS-D credentialed engineers and delivered by installation teams with deep manufacturer certifications across the leading control, switching, and display platforms. Every design is sized for the operational reality of how the room will be used — not the theoretical ideal — and documented for the next decade of maintenance.
From workstation, microphone, and camera through routing, processing, and amplification, to display, speaker, and stream. Below is a simplified trace of how Walker engineers a fault-tolerant AV chain — the same architecture used in the Beale AFB CMCC.
Multi-domain operations center with Evertz 1156×1156 fiber matrix switching, Cinemassive video wall processors, 36 Christie HD12K projectors, 104 monitors, and per-workstation touch-panel control.
View case studyMajor AV systems integration delivered in nine months on Evertz-based fiber matrix routing — operational AV, non-operational AV, and training environments.
View case studyProperty-wide AV including video walls, gaming-floor sound systems, and dynamic signage delivered on a ten-month build-to-opening schedule.
View case studyWhen you contact Walker Telecomm, you reach a certified senior engineer — not a gatekeeper. Tell us about the project; we'll come back with a scoped response, not a brochure.