Case Studies

KMCO Group have began to undertake the construction and deployment of a robust and secure fibre network across multiple Ministry of Defence (MOD) bases throughout the United Kingdom.

KMCO Group successfully delivered a fibre network to over 110,000 homes for Community Fibre within London.

KMCO Group were instructed by John Henrys/Vodafone to divert all cables from Bedford House which was due to close and re-route to Mercury House the new point of transmission. The works were to prove the existing network, locate any civils issues, for example Blockages and buried chambers, whilst also confirming cable routing and joint locations.

Passive optical networks (PON) -  is a system that brings optical fibre cabling and signals all or most of the way to the end user. Depending on where the PON terminates, the system can be described as fibre-to -the-curb (FTTC), fibre-to the-building (FTTB), or fibre-to-the-home (FTTH).

KMCO Group under the contract entailed a number of different works streams which included 24/7 response teams based strategically inside the M25 ring covering this whole area of London/Great London and also in the East Anglia area enabling KMCO Group to provide a 2 Hour Emergency response to any network fault.

KMCO have an internal division to deal with all the aspects of network planning and design. By liaising closely with the client and performing a full network audit if required, KMCO will be able to identify any weaknesses in the network and recommend needs or benefits that can be achieved effectively.

On the first tunnel between West Ham and Hackney, KMCO services were awarded the contract from Prysmian for the splicing and termination of all the fibre optic cables that run throughout this vast six kilometre tunnel. These fibre optic cables had specific instructions to carry out individual purposes.