Best-value design and installation of premise wiring and information systems
Cannon provides end-to-end design and installation of structured cabling, backbone, fiber to the desktop and the information management systems that run on them, with BICSI and FOA certified technicians working under staffed RCDDs. Clients include the Department of Defense and its prime contractors, utilities and public utility districts, city and county agencies, school districts, and carriers such as Comcast, Astound and Zayo.
Structured cabling from the entrance facility to the work area
Structured and backbone cabling
Category 5e through 6A premise wiring, copper and fiber backbone, riser and horizontal pathways, telecommunications rooms, racks and cabinets, labeled and administered to TIA 606-B.
Network architecture
Data, voice and video integration, LAN and WAN system implementation, and specialized high-speed data and communication networks for institutional and industrial sites.
Fiber to the desktop and MDU
Fiber to the desktop, GPON and PON MDU installation and configuration, FTTP, FTTH and FTTN solutions from the building entrance to the unit.
Splicing, termination and testing
Loose tube and ribbon splicing, hot splice, butt splice and ring cut techniques, precision termination, certification testing and troubleshooting with results delivered in the closeout package.
DAS, wireless and security
Distributed antenna systems, wireless access point deployment, secure CCTV and security camera systems, access control, public address systems, coax video distribution and advanced information management systems.
Data center and central office
Data center and central office construction, cable tray and ladder rack, overhead and underfloor pathways, and abandoned cable wreck-out ahead of new installation.
Classified and unclassified networks on the installation
Cannon installs and certifies premise cabling for secure and non-secure networks on military installations, including SIPRNet and NIPRNet installation services, Category 6 and 6A systems in occupied facilities, live cutovers and the telecommunications infrastructure upgrades that run across dozens of buildings at a time, such as the 27-building CITS upgrade at McChord Field. The same end-to-end approach has carried base-wide inside and outside plant programs from Fort Jackson and Fort Bliss to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Andersen Air Force Base on Guam and Kwajalein Atoll.
Crews are badged and DBIDS credentialed where the work is, projects run to USACE EM 385-1-1, and the information security program behind the drawings and as-builts is built to NIST SP 800-171. The federal services page covers credentials, registrations and contracting paths; the quality page covers testing, documentation and information security.
Electrical administrators on staff for the building side
The inside plant group works alongside Cannon's electrical administrators and electricians, so a tenant improvement or new construction scope can include electrical system installation and upgrades, routine maintenance and emergency repairs, energy-efficient lighting, power distribution and load analysis, and customized automation and control systems under one contract. High voltage and site electrical scope is on the power page.
BICSI Authorized Training Facility
Cannon operates a BICSI Authorized Training Facility staffed with an on-site Registered Communications Distribution Designer, so the technicians on a Cannon job are trained and current on the standards they install to. See BICSI training and training courses.
What clients say
Josh it was a pleasure working with you and your Team. I don’t recall a more professional crew. Men and equipment was all First Class. -Rog
Rog, Slaten Construction | WA
I have seen multiple other contractors work over the years and wanted to tell you that your company and the personnel that have been involved on the project at JBLM have been nothing but stellar. The workmanship and attention to detail and safety has been some of the best I have seen. Your company and crews attitude towards their work...
Gary, The Walsh Group | WA
The drilling team was great to work with and I’m still impressed with a 1,000’ pull back in 5 hours. I will share this with my department as well. -Andrew
Andrew, City of Snoqualmie | WA
Thank you for sending a crew out yesterday to pull the line in the conduit at our project in Snohomish, WA. The two of them were determined to get the job done. They were both very hard workers and cared about the quality of their work. Both were very professional people. -Koby
Koby, Wexler Property Group | Snohomish, WA
I just want to relay directly from our guy that they thoroughly enjoyed working with Jason and his crew; Anthony relayed that they all meshed really well. Jason and his crew went above and beyond to ensure everything was correct, safe, and met customer expectations. The customer directly stated that they were very happy with all the work performed and...
Harris, PLEXSYS Interface Products, Inc | Honolulu, HI
I want to pass along my thanks and appreciation for a job well done. Cannon assisted with a developer hit fiber in West Seattle beginning Thursday afternoon and into the night. Crews were prepared, adequate flaggers were on site and the fiber splicer(s) expeditiously completed a 72ct butt splice, bringing all customers back up in a timely manner. Please pass...
Scott., Astound Business Solutions | Seattle, WA
Cabling a building, a campus or an installation?
Send the drawings or the floor count. Cannon will come back with an RCDD-reviewed design and a certified installation plan.