NexxtModernize every remote site.
Without going dark.
NexxtGen moves compressor stations, meter sites, substations and generation fleets off legacy VSAT, serial radios and end-of-life gear onto Starlink, cellular and modern control panels. Our own crews do the telecom, fiber, cameras and civil work. AI watches every link for the outage that has not happened yet.
- SITE CS-0412 · TXSTARLINK+LTE41 msONLINE
- SITE MS-0087 · MNVSAT KU612 msONLINE
- SITE GEN-0219 · WASTARLINK…FAILOVER → LTE
- SITE CS-0533 · INSTARLINK+LTE38 msONLINE
- SITE TWR-0044 · TXTOWER…CREW EN ROUTE
- SITE CS-0301 · WILTE77 msONLINE
- SITE CS-0158 · IASTARLINK44 msONLINE
- SITE PS-0076 · TXSTARLINK+LTE39 msONLINE
- Midstream pipelines
- Gas transmission & storage
- Power generation fleets
- Gas & electric utilities
- Wind & solar operators
- Refining & chemicals
- Carriers & integrators
From what's out there today to what should be.
Most remote sites run on technology chosen fifteen years ago. We meet each site where it is, keep it producing, and move it forward one link, one panel and one outage window at a time.
Scroll the path. Each stage is a discrete project with its own outage window, cutover test and rollback plan.
Three disciplines. One crew that owns the site.
Remote-site projects stall in the gaps between the carrier, the installer and the panel shop. NexxtGen closes those gaps by doing all three under one contract.
Managed connectivity
Starlink, private Ku-band VSAT and LTE/5G, engineered per site with failover, private addressing and one monthly bill.
- VSAT-to-Starlink migrations at fleet scale
- Peplink SD-WAN with cellular failover
- Monthly recurring service, monitored 24×7
- Firewall lifecycle and hardening
Field services
Our own technicians. Telecom install and commissioning, towers, cellular, security cameras, fiber and the civil work underneath it, on your outage window.
- Compressor and pump station telecom builds
- Tower erection, demolition and removal
- Security camera systems and video backhaul
- Fiber splicing, termination and OTDR testing
- Civil: trenching, hydrovac, conduit, pads and grounding
Control panels & enclosures
Engineered drawing sets, then RTU, PLC and analyzer packages built to them in a UL 508A listed shop, with surge protection and backup power designed in.
- Solar-powered RTU and flow computer panels
- Methane analyzer packages
- Electrical engineering and as-built drawings
- Surge protection and retrofits
VSAT to Starlink, fleet-wide, without a dark site.
Survey, kit staging, cutover and decommission of legacy VSAT across a power generation fleet, one site at a time, with the old link kept live until the new one passed.
Private VSAT on our own SkyEdge II-C hubs
Two redundant teleports, closed IP ports by default, 64 kbps to 200 Mbps per site. Still the right answer where latency is fine and reliability is everything. See the network architecture →
Telecom install & commissioning
Radio, antenna, cabling, grounding and cutover at compressor stations, on the outage window you were given.
Camera systems
Perimeter and process cameras at unmanned sites, with the backhaul and storage engineered so the video actually arrives.
Splicing & testing
Fusion splicing, termination and OTDR certification for site loops, tower runs and inter-building links.
Trenching, hydrovac & pads
Open trench and machine trenching, hydrovac around live pipe, conduit, concrete pads and ground rings, done by the same crew.
Analyzer packages
Methane and gas analyzer panels, integrated and tested before they ship.
Firewall lifecycle
End-of-life replacement and hardening for site firewalls, on a schedule, not after an audit.
Our crews, our trucks, our work.
Meter stations, compressor sites and shelters across the US and Canada. Every photo below came back inside an install book, not from a stock library.
Meter station · shelter, mast and compoundMidwest
Telecom rack · dressed and labeled
Shelter · commissioned
Fiber · terminated and tested
24 VDC distribution · site cabinet
Winter cutover · compressor station
Shelter interior · power, HVAC, batteries
Industrial router · stagedBuilt in the shop. Proven before it ships.
Every panel is designed, wired and bench-tested in our own facility so the crew on site is connecting conduit, not troubleshooting. Drawing packages come back as-built in AutoCAD.
RTU enclosure · full build, FAT complete24 VDC
RTU + telecom backplane
Dual enclosures · shop floorFAT- RTU and PLC systems
- Flow measurement & control
- Solar-powered enclosures
- Surge protection enclosures
- Backup power systems
- Switch racks & shelters
- Telecom integration panels
- Custom retrofits
Engineered on paper before anything is built.
Every panel and every site starts as a drawing set: one-lines, load calculations, grounding and protection, sized for the worst week of weather the site will see. The crew installs to the drawing. The as-built comes back to you in AutoCAD.
- One-line diagrams and panel schedules
- DC load calculations and autonomy sizing
- Solar array and battery bank sizing
- Grounding and bonding design and audits
- Surge and lightning protection coordination
- Hazardous-location design, Class I Div 2
- 12 / 24 / 48 VDC power systems and UPS
- Telecom power, DC plants and rectifiers
- Short-circuit and voltage-drop checks
- As-built packages in AutoCAD
Licensed electricians on the crews, engineers on the drawings, and one team accountable for both. That is why a NexxtGen site survives a lightning season without a truck roll.
AI that watches your network for the outage that hasn't happened yet.
Your sites run on links that live outdoors. Storms, rain fade, snow load, heat, usage cycles and aging hardware all leave a trace before they take a site down. Today SkyView collects usage and link telemetry from every site we manage, every day, and our AI forecasts cycle-end usage and flags the sites drifting off trend. Weather-aware pre-positioning is rolling out across the fleet, so the response starts before the failure does.
Outages before they happen
Link degradation, latency drift, terminal temperature and power trends are scored per site. A link that is going to fail looks different days before it does.
Weather and crews, matched ROLLING OUT
Storm tracks and forecasts are laid over your sites. Failover is armed, heaters and autonomy checked, and a crew staged in the region before the front arrives.
Cycles and lifecycles, planned
Seasonal operations, billing cycles, battery health and end-of-life dates are forecast so plan changes and swaps happen on a schedule, not after a surprise.
What this means for you. Fewer dark sites, fewer emergency truck rolls, no overage surprises, and a network that gets more predictable every season it runs with us. How we do it is our edge. What it does for your operation is the point.
Talk about your network"The link is not the product. The site staying up through a storm, an outage window and a modem end-of-life is the product."
How NexxtGen scopes every remote-site engagement.
Six gates. Nothing ships, energizes or closes without passing one.
The sequence is the method. Each gate has a checklist, an owner and evidence. See the full process →
Survey
Site walk or remote survey. Sky view, cellular signal, power, grounding, mounting, JSA and access.
Design
Link budget, failover, IP plan, one-line and panel drawings, fixed-price quote with the BOM.
Build
Panels wired and bench-tested. Terminals and radios pre-configured. Factory acceptance before anything ships.
Deploy
Crew installs, commissions and cuts over inside your outage window. Old link stays live until the new one passes.
Close out
Completed QA/QC checklist, signal measurements, photos and as-builts delivered as one install book per site.
Operate
Site handed to the NOC with its record in SkyView. Usage, alerts and billing in one place, crew on call.
Every site you have with us, on one screen.
SkyView is the operations portal our own NOC runs on: fleet map, assets and groups, connectivity, data pools and billing across every account. Managed-service customers get the same view.
- Live status per terminalStarlink, VSAT, Peplink and LTE, with failover state and last-seen times.
- Consumption curves and AI forecastDaily usage per site and per pool, forecast to cycle end, inflection points flagged the day the slope changes.
- Assets, jobs and drawingsKit serials, panel as-builts and job history attached to the site record.
- Weather and dispatchRoute weather and crew ETA when a site needs hands on it.
Tell us about the site.
An engineer reads every request. Most scopes get a fixed-price quote within two business days.
