Does your building need a public safety DAS to be compliant and receive its occupancy permit?

Emergency responder radio coverage is federally mandated and in most states, it's required for a building to receive its certificates of occupancy. Airtower Networks has built out hundreds of these systems (also known as public safety DAS) across the United States and are experts in the national and local regulations for these systems. 

Steps to a code-compliant public safety DAS:

1. Where is the project?:

   Airtower will work with you to determine where coverage is needed, what the local mandates are, and ultimately provide a turn-key proposal for the project. 

2. AHJ Approval:

   Once Airtower has tailored a design to your building, our team will receive approval from the local authority having jurisdiction to ensure we are 100% compliant. 

3. Client Approval & Installation:

   The Airtower deployment team will sit down with you to go over all the relevant construction details and the project timeline to make sure we are not delaying your building's certificate of occupancy. 

4. Network Management:

   Airtower Networks fully manages the public safety system for you unless otherwise specified. All of our emergency responder networks will remain 100% compliant throughout that period.

Proven Experience & Trusted Partner

Airtower Networks is a private-equity-backed company with over over 100 years of collective professional experience. Airtower has provided public safety systems to hundreds of clients across the United States. Current clients include the nation's largest real estate developers and general contractors. 

Nationwide Footprint

Airtower Networks has team members based throughout the country and is able to assist you in any state. Our NFPA licensed team of engineers and installers can be on-site immediately to help fix indoor public safety coverage for your building.