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48 Locations. One Coordinated Program.
A national wireless and network refresh across 25 states, Guam, and British Columbia.
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Overview
Challenge
Deliver a consistent wireless and MX refresh across a widely distributed office portfolio, despite different access rules, cabling conditions, coordinated work windows, local contacts, and closeout requirements.ASI Approach
Build one repeatable playbook, validate each location, begin with a pilot, sequence eight deployment waves, coordinate field access and client-furnished equipment, then document every closeout.Results
- 47 field installations completed
- Every program location accounted for
- One pilot plus eight rollout waves
Project Info
Client Brown & CaldwellProject Type Multi-site network infrastructure rolloutFootprint 25 U.S. states, Guam, and British ColumbiaDelivery 47 completed field installationsSequencing One pilot plus eight numbered wavesProgram Scale 48 coordinated locationsThe ASI Approach
From Plan to Closeout. One Controlled Rhythm.
ASI standardized scope, scheduling, field coordination, issue resolution, and closeout, then localized the field response for each location.
47 Field Installations. One Complete Program.
A repeatable field standard was coordinated across a national portfolio and carried through to structured closeout.One Accountable Program
One coordination layer connected local contacts, field teams, schedules, building requirements, documentation, and closeout.A Repeatable Field Standard
The same core replacement process was used across the portfolio, with local adaptation for access, cabling, and building conditions.Workplace-Aware Execution
Deployment windows were coordinated around business activity, giving client teams a clear and predictable handoff path.Structured Closeout
Completion records, field verification, and issue resolution were connected into one clear program closeout.Field Execution
Network Rack Refresh
The documented equipment transition moved from the existing configuration through active replacement and final installation.

Before
Existing Network Rack Configuration

During
Active Network Equipment Transition

After
Completed Network Rack Configuration
Wireless Deployment
Access Point Replacement
Removal of the existing ceiling access point and installation of the new equipment.

Before
Remove Existing Access Point

After
Install New Access Point
Client Feedback
“Thank you. Looks great. Property manager also emailed yesterday and noted that he did a walkthrough and everything looked great.”
Dedra Brown Senior Manager of Commercial Real Estate Brown and Caldwell
Independent Property Management Feedback
Following the Blue Ash move-out, Camika Stroud, the property manager, described the work as “exceptionally well organized” and the suite as being turned over in “excellent condition.” She also recognized the team’s professionalism, communication, attention to detail, and adherence to the coordinated schedule.
One Accountable Partner. Nationwide.
From Plan to Closeout.
Program note: Program metrics are based on final project records. The 48-location footprint includes one location that did not require field installation, resulting in 47 completed field installations and no open locations.