Central Comms are able to supply complete turnkey solutions for all of your remote communications needs. Utilising Satellite technology, we can set up systems as simple as a Laptop and Single Telephone to complete office communications infrastructure. Internet access, Multiple dedicated telephone and fax lines can easily and very economically be achieved. The installation team at Central Comms can install these reliable networks with minimal fuss to any corner of the country.

Late in 2006, Central Comms were commissioned to install a 23m free standing tower at the new Mutitjulu Police Station near Uluru. Central Comms have plant and equipment such as the crane truck pictured that enable us to efficiently complete these tasks safely, on budget and within the time allocated. Our installation team can provide complete turnkey solutions including the concrete footings and the technical aspect such as antenna design, rigging and feeder cables etc

Commencing in October 2007, Central Comms were contracted to provide a remote communications solution for approximately 70 sites for the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA). After carefully considering our options, the iDirect satellite solution was chosen for its reliability, ease of use for the end user, capability and price. Installed in each remote FaHCSIA office were telephone lines, data and internet services, which have functioned extremely well given the harsh remote environment they are operating in. The Central Comms techincians installed the sites throughout the Northern Territory, including Arnhem Land and the islands off the north coast throughout the build-up and wet season. Our implementation plan was such that we could work around weather and climatic challenges as they presented themselves keeping the project on time and on budget.

FaHCSIA Testimonial

Throughout 2003/2004, Central Comms were contracted by several clients to install two way VSAT Satellite Communications systems. The main users in the initial stages were Alice Springs School of the Air and the Northern Territory Education Department. Our installation team has conducted around 200 of these installations to date. With the introduction of the HiBis government subsidy, these installations are becomming more and more popular.

Central Comms were contracted in January 2007 to provide a Television solution for two, 280 room accommodation villages in the Pilbara region. Conducting work such as this, outside in the middle of the tropical build up and the vast distances traveled from site proved our logistical planning team and installation team can work anywhere, anytime and within the tight construction deadlines under which we were engaged. The system provided 8 channels of Foxtel and 4 Free-to-Air television channels with excellent reception to all rooms in the village. The photo shows a side on view of the equipment racks and the cabling techniques employed within them.

Helicopter access and dificult location logistics are two areas where Central Comms excel. This project was around 700km south west of Alice Springs and required communications sites to be established on top of mountains and in diffucult sand dune terrain. Working in conjunction with the client, the installation team were able to seamlessly establish these remote sites causing no additional concerns for the client. We have plant and equipment that enable us to chemset anchors in solid rock faces to 800mm deep and were able to fabricate equipment plinths and associated hardware to suit each site individually. Central Comms pride themselves in the ability to conduct these tasks and are your only choice for infrastructure establishment projects anywhere in Australia.

Testimonial - PY Media

This site is part of the above network. Central Comms in conjunction with the client were able to establish these sites, locating the necessary resources to install 5 x 25m communications masts and associated equipment shelter and solar frames into very soft sand dune country. This sort of work requires our teams to camp in remote locations for several days at a time. Even a broken spring on our trailer in such a remote location was not a hasssle - therefore not posing any delays for the client in completing there project. A more comprehensive report is available at http://www.waru.org/organisations/pymedia/warutech_uhf.php

In mid 2006, were contracted to provide supply, construction and rigging services for a 30m tiltover monopole mast for the NT government Power and Water Corporation. The site was established to provide a microwave link over 15km form the pump station to the main Power and Water office in Tennant Creek. This contract also included a Fibre Optic link, SCADA data links and existing tower rigging services.

Central Comms professionally installed a 50m heavy duty free standing mast for John Holland in June 2005. Understanding the logisitcs involved when performing this kind of work ensures that any client will reveive a completed project that has been conducted in a safe and systematic way. Central Comms staff demonstrated a comprehensive understanding of all OH&S issues relating to working at heights and were committed to these throughout the project.

The finished product of the above project, completed safely, on time and on budget by Central Comms