Damascus — Al Marjeh
Al Marjeh Square — Qasr Al-Muluki Hotel
ACE services
Network infrastructure, telecom sites and fibre installation — up to 432 fibres.
For projects and organizations requiring telecom infrastructure and fibre-optic networks.
HDD: horizontal directional drilling for cable routes. OTDR: optical fibre testing and measurement.
Telecom infrastructure needs a clear delivery route as well as equipment. Start with the sites, connections and available routes, then define civil work, fibre installation, splicing and testing. Separating these items makes the installation and acceptance scope easier to understand.
Collect connection-point information, routes and site constraints.
Clarify directional drilling, manholes, ducts and cables within the scope.
Define air blowing, splicing and OTDR measurement work for the project.
Start and end locations, routes or estimated lengths, drawings and the required fibre count. State whether ducts and manholes already exist or require installation.
Horizontal directional drilling is a method of installing routes where appropriate. Suitability is assessed against the site and route conditions before choosing an installation method.
It is used to measure and test optical fibres. The measurement scope and required recording of results are agreed alongside installation and acceptance requirements.
Prepare the service name, project location and a brief description of your needs. Share any available photos or drawings when you contact us; we will discuss the remaining details.
Warranty duration and terms are set out in the quotation or contract for the product and service.
Choose a branch and department, then contact our team.
Al Marjeh Square — Qasr Al-Muluki Hotel
Artouz — Qatana Junction