Projects
The DB Tech Inc. team has worked on projects on a national scale, both within the region of Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, as well as in states like California, Montana, Texas, and a large portion of the western region.
Our history of work is vast and diverse, and includes: installing and connecting fiber throughout the infrastructure of a city, including medical, judicial and municipal sites; working on ski area networks to connect all of the lift stations and comm towers, ensuring safety and avalanche control; and splicing and testing fiber for a broadband telecommunications service provider.
New Mexico Tech Playas Training and Research Center (PTRC)
DB Tech has been honored in updating PTRC’s fiber/power infrastructure. PTRC serves government and industry clients, nationally and internationally, that require controlled environment, reality-based testing and training venues in any aspect of physical security.
San Juan Collage
Install a fiber optic backbone ring around the entire campus, including connecting all of the D-mark locations within the collage campus.
Verizon Communications – Chino Hills, CA.
Splicing and testing of their fiber to the home project.
FastTrack Communications
Installation of their entire network from Albuquerque, NM to Grand Junction, CO., including the inner-city networks in Albuquerque, Farmington, Durango, Cortez, Montrose and Grand Junction.
Southern Ute Modernization Project
To build a fiber optic network that will connect 1800 native American house holds, with a goal of providing high-speed, affordable internet access to all residents and businesses within the reservation.
Michaels Electric Salt Lake Project
A battery backup system that releases power at peak hours of the day to help decrease any brown outs and boost power supply during peak hours. This system allows the substation to preserve power while still maintaining municipality power supply.
DB Tech preformed the Fiber optic cable running from Admin. building to cabinets which then broke out to each battery and inverter. In total, DBTECH conducted 3900 splices and 1500 OTDR and power meter tests performed. Inside the admin. building there were nine 144ct cables spliced into nine wall boxes. At each cabinet there was a 144ct that was split between 2 FDPs (fiber distribution panels) to feed 5 inverters and 15 batteries each. A total of 64 inverters and 160 battery units installed.
Council of Government’s Project Southwest Colorado
Install and connect a fiber optic network, connecting fire control centers, maintenance services, hospitals, schools, 911, emergency services, and town halls for the Colorado towns of: Mancos, Delores, Ignacio, Pagosa Springs, Bayfield, and Silverton.
Taos Ski Area – Taos, NM
Installed a fiber optic ring connecting all of the lift stations and comm towers throughout the ski area, creating an internet network, to control lift safety programs, snow making, and backcountry beacon location in case of avalanche.
Telluride Ski Area – Telluride, CO
Install and connect communication in the highest peaks of the ski area, connecting lift stations, and ski patrol to the base for safety and avalanche control.
Farmington Schools
Install a city wide fiber optic backbone .Connecting all of the Municipal schools and support locations, including the Juvenile detention center.
City of Farmington
Installation of a city wide fiber project including, hospitals, libraries, and the courthouse, and connecting all of the schools and administration to each other. We have helped design and install the backbone, and links to all of their network properties.
City of Cortez
Installation of inner city network. Installed fiber to all the medical, judicial and municipal sites and ongoing work towards their future expansion of fiber to the premises project.
