Since 2006, Quintron has supported the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) with its communications system on Vandenberg AFB, CA.  The first system was a TDM based system but in 2017 Quintron was awarded the contract to upgrade that facility with it VoIP system.  As part of that upgrade the number of operator positions was almost double in preparation to supported larger missions.

Since 2012, Quintron has supported the Russian Services Group with its VoIP system.

Quintron installed and is supporting the Laser Communications Relay Demonstration (LCRD) project at Goddard Space Center. In 2017 Quintron setup and helped install the VoIP communications system for the facility, its control room and client users throughout the center including a clean room with VoIP keysets.

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Renovation of building RR, and construction of new building QQ

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On this two year project, we were asked to renovate an existing building RR and modernize it with all necessary power to support a workspace for electrical trainees to get familiarized with lighting automation, robotics and some high voltage applications.

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Located in Santa Maria, California, the Santa Maria Police Department’s new Police Station is the largest City facility at 72,000 square feet.  Supporting over 170 full-time personnel including 129 sworn officers, this new facility has a spacious evidence room, a modern crime lab and secured holding facilities to support the Police Department requirements for many years to come.

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Rosewood Miramar Beach Montecito is part of Rosewood Hotel & Resorts' impressive collection of luxurious destinations that provide guests and surrounding communities with "a sense of place."

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Quintron has supported the AOL lab since 2008. An early version of Quintron’s VoIP system has successfully been supporting the mission for almost a decade. Quintron was awarded the project to upgrade their VoIP system to a more IA security friendly posture and update the software applications to a current release.

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Quintron’s DICES Communications system provides mission critical voice communications for day-to-day plant operations with direct communications to local government agencies and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) has many critical flight missions routinely supported with multiple control rooms and real-time changes as the norm. Radio interfaces are extensively used with distributed range assets and operating locations. AFRC has depended on DICES products for over twenty years with great success and still has some equipment delivered in 1990 in operation, although most have been replaced over the years with the DICES II to III upgrade path provided to assist DICES customers maintain..

A VoIP expansion of the communication assets in building 1768 on Vandenberg Air Force Base, in support of the MDA test facility.