USAF
Beale AFB DCGS
Complete network cabling infrastructure for the Distributed Common Ground System — plus the on-base data center supporting cyberspace operations to the DOD and Air Force Information Networks.
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Copper backbone. Fiber backbone. Horizontal runs. Patch panels. Riser, plenum, OSP. Every strand pulled, terminated, tested, and certified by Walker crews — for the eight networks that run a modern facility.
Cabling IS the network. Routing, switching, access points, cameras, controllers — none of them work without it, and none of them recover gracefully from a bad install. Walker Telecomm designs and installs structured cabling plant for federal commands, hyperscale data centers, large enterprises, and education campuses across the eight networks that make a modern building work.
We don't ship a system. We ship a documented, certified plant — every strand pulled, terminated, tested, labeled, and turned over with a Fluke certification per the spec. For a comprehensive survey of your existing infrastructure, give us a call. We'll happily provide a free evaluation.
An OS2 single-mode 24-strand fiber, in cross-section. The outer jacket protects from environmental stress; the buffer tubes group strands logically; each strand carries its own wavelength path. Scroll to light them.
Complete network cabling infrastructure for the Distributed Common Ground System — plus the on-base data center supporting cyberspace operations to the DOD and Air Force Information Networks.
View case studyComplete network infrastructure for a purpose-built training campus — data, voice, audio visual, wireless, DAS, plus the data center that supports workforce education programs.
View case study69,120 fiber strands installed in active aisles — every strand tested, labeled, and certified, every termination audited. Hyperscale OS2 + OM4 plant turned over without a single re-pull.
View case studyWhen you contact Walker Telecomm, you reach a certified senior engineer — not a gatekeeper. Tell us the spec, the AHJ, and the turn-up date; we'll come back with a scoped response, not a brochure.