Desktop Study & Route Planning
Landing options and route corridors assessed against hazards, other cables, protected areas and permitting constraints.
Route engineering, landing design and as-laid records, from landing station to seabed.
Landing transoceanic fiber cables requires careful coordination between terrestrial civil engineering and marine route surveys. We model the route from the landing station through the beach manhole and HDD borehole, and our specialist marine partner takes it out to the seabed.
We deliver marine and terrestrial route engineering, cable landing and shore-end design, and documentation for subsea cable owners, system suppliers and marine installers. The terrestrial network design we deliver every day is paired with a specialist partner team of marine route engineers, giving you one accountable delivery partner from shore to sea.
Bring us in at the stage you need. The same team carries the route from first options through to the as-laid record.
Landing options and route corridors assessed against hazards, other cables, protected areas and permitting constraints.
Survey data turned into an engineered route — refined alignment, burial assessment inputs and crossing designs.
RPLs, route and installation charts, and landing and shore-end drawings ready for the lay campaign.
As-laid RPLs, charts and GIS records updated from installation data, ready for operations and repair.
For the teams who own cable systems, and the teams who lay them.
Landing site options, route corridors and constraint mapping to shortlist the most buildable route.
Engineered routes and route position lists, updated through survey, permitting and installation.
Beach manholes, HDD and duct routes, and cable landing station layouts.
Fiber routes from the landing station to the POP or data center, designed by our wired network team.
Cable and pipeline crossing designs and the drawing packs needed for consents and third-party agreements.
Route charts, GIS datasets and as-laid documentation for handover, operations and repair planning.
Our network design and data center teams can take the system from the beach manhole to the meet-me room — one team, one design standard, one point of contact.