Where DCE was built. Where our standards were forged.
Telecommunications is where DCE was built and where the business continues to deliver. For over 30 years DCE has been a trusted partner for major telco operators across Australia, maintaining and building the critical facilities that keep national communication networks running.
DCE’s telecommunications work spans critical power systems, precision HVAC for exchange environments, earth station construction, emergency storm response, and the full range of building and civil works that telco infrastructure requires. This is not a legacy part of the business. It is an active, core part of what DCE does, and the foundation of the technical standards and remote delivery capability that DCE brings to every other sector it serves.
The relationships DCE has maintained in telecommunications, some of them spanning more than 30 years, reflect the continuity and consistency that this sector demands. When infrastructure needs to be maintained or upgraded, operators come back to DCE because the team knows the sites, knows the standards, and knows how to deliver without disruption.
DCE has been delivering for major telco operators since the 1990s. The experience, the relationships, and the site knowledge that comes from sustained long-term delivery.
Telco infrastructure extends to some of Australia's most remote locations. DCE's in-house freight and field capability makes those sites straightforward to service.
Critical power, HVAC, earth stations, civil works, emergency response: all in-house, all managed by one team, all to the standards telco infrastructure requires.
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Design, deployment, and maintenance of satellite communication infrastructure for major telco operators.
UPS, generation, distribution, and battery storage for exchanges and critical telco facilities.
Precision cooling for telco exchanges and facilities where temperature is a system requirement.
Rapid mobilisation for protection and restoration of telco infrastructure during severe weather events.
Structural and civil works for telco facilities, in-house across all active regions.
In-house fleet for remote telco site access across WA, SA, NT, and QLD.
Earth station delivery at PITC for one of the world's most ambitious satellite infrastructure programmes, delivered entirely in-house across multiple disciplines.
38-site infrastructure programme along one of Australia's most critical freight rail corridors, completed in-house.
Remote off-grid power systems for telco sites across NT and SA, delivered with in-house logistics to sites more than 1,000 km from the nearest city.
Earth station deployment for the OneWeb satellite constellation programme, delivered to the precision the sector demands.
Telecommunications & Date Centres
The redundancy standards that govern major data centres, N+1 and 2N configurations, defined transfer times, documented testing, are increasingly relevant to the smaller equipment rooms and network edge sites that keep regional telecommunications running.
Closing Australia’s regional mobile coverage gaps is as much a power problem as a telecommunications one.
Cyclones, bushfires and flooding events once treated as rare are now recurring operational risks for telecommunications infrastructure.
