Multiple cellular networks
Carrier diversity, appropriate active modem capacity, antennas, and vehicle installation matched to your coverage needs.
Mobile connectivity / Rural coverage / Field teams
Bring your network into the vehicle, onto the jobsite, and beyond the office. NextGen designs and supports mobile connectivity around your routes, applications, and operating area.
A complete view of your technology
A single carrier cannot cover every route equally. A coordinated cellular and satellite design gives your operation more ways to stay connected as conditions change.
Carrier diversity, appropriate active modem capacity, antennas, and vehicle installation matched to your coverage needs.
An additional satellite path for rural operations, remote locations, or mobile command with suitable equipment and service.
Bonding, traffic policies, and session-preserving failover through a compatible gateway architecture, configured for your applications.
A secure path to approved department or business systems, with installation, configuration, monitoring, and support planned together.
Design / Deploy / Support
Review your locations, people, equipment, and the work that needs to happen.
Agree the scope, coordinate installation and configuration, and check the result against your requirements.
Define ongoing management, support, and responsibilities so you know who to contact.
Ohio-based technicians, with nationwide projects coordinated through our partner technician network.
Common questions
Yes. A compatible multi-WAN router can use cellular and Starlink as separate internet paths. Bonding and failover options depend on the complete router, gateway, and service configuration.
Yes. We design connectivity for patrol vehicles, fire and EMS, maintenance crews, utilities, command vehicles, and other field operations.
A single-modem device generally uses one cellular connection at a time. Simultaneous carrier paths require multiple active modems or separate devices; we specify that in the design.
In-motion use needs supported hardware, a suitable service plan, proper mounting and power, and usable sky visibility. We select those components around your operation.
Your operating area, fleet size, vehicle types, current carriers, applications, existing equipment, and any routes where service regularly drops.
Start with your operation
Share your location, current setup, and the result you need.