Telecom infrastructure · Network operators & altnets
Thousands of network works. Multiple contractors. One operational view.
Connect planned works, permits, TTROs/TROs, contractors and approvals in one GIS-driven operational coordination layer.
GEO.works helps telecom network operators and altnets see what is ready, what is blocked and what needs attention across their fibre rollout. It complements Street Manager and your existing systems, bringing the work around them into a shared operational view.
For build, streetworks, delivery and contractor management teams.
The rollout coordination challenge
A build plan is only useful if the work can actually start.
Rural and regional fibre programmes span dispersed sites, multiple authority areas and several delivery partners. A date change on one job can affect a closure, a crew and the next stage of the build. When those dependencies sit in separate systems, the programme loses visibility.
Plans move. Permissions lag.
Design changes and revised build dates can leave permit windows, traffic management and temporary restrictions out of step. See the dependencies that need review before a crew is committed.
Every contractor has a different picture.
Civils, duct clearance, cabling and reinstatement teams report through different spreadsheets and inboxes. Give each work package an owner, a status and a visible next action.
Blockers surface too late.
Overlapping works, access constraints and unresolved approvals can turn a planned start into a missed visit. Bring issues into the coordination conversation while there is still time to act.
Operational control across the build
From programme overview to the individual work record.
See planned and active works together
Use geographic context to review work locations, timing and status across your footprint. Bring delivery teams and streetworks coordinators into the same conversation about priorities and constraints.
Keep permits and TTROs/TROs connected
Configure workflows to track permit references, traffic orders, conditions, supporting documents and outstanding actions alongside the work they affect. Make gaps between planned dates and recorded permissions visible.
Coordinate contractors and approvals
Route requests to the right reviewers, record decisions and keep updates against the job. Help teams distinguish submitted, awaiting review and approved activity without reconstructing an email chain.
Detect conflicts and retain the evidence
Check for overlapping activity in space and time using the data available to the platform. Keep correspondence, changes, inspections and close-out records connected for review and audit.
How it works
Connect. Check. Coordinate. Record.
Map the programme
Bring agreed work and GIS data into a shared view. Define the location, timing, responsible contractor and source record for each activity.
Surface dependencies
Review restrictions, permissions and overlapping works. Make missing information and unresolved approvals visible before mobilisation.
Move the work forward
Use configured review routes to assign actions and record decisions. Keep teams aligned as dates, conditions and delivery plans change.
Close with evidence
Capture updates, inspections and completion documents against the work record, giving teams a traceable history from planning to close-out.
Technology that fits your operation
Keep your systems. Connect the operation around them.
GEO.works adds geographic context, configurable workflows and coordination across teams. Street Manager, network design, asset records and delivery systems retain their roles.
Street Manager alongside
Bring the operational context around notices and permits into view. Your established submission processes remain in place. Confirm the required data flows and connection scope during discovery.
GIS at the centre
Use work locations with relevant road, boundary and infrastructure layers. GEO.works supports GIS interoperability and API-based data exchange, with the available layers agreed for your deployment.
Configured to your workflow
Agree approval routes, data ownership and contractor responsibilities. Integration with your design, project or asset systems is scoped around their interfaces, access and data quality.
Established infrastructure experience
Proven coordination foundations. A focused telecom conversation.
GEO.works publishes customer projects for Montana DOT, Texas DOT and Los Angeles World Airport (LAX).
Its published solution range includes broadband, small-cell and 5G utility installation permitting, utility coordination and as-built information. These are established platform foundations to explore against your telecom delivery requirements.
These examples demonstrate wider infrastructure experience; they are not UK altnet customer references or promises of telecom rollout results.
Explore existing customers →Your questions
What does this mean for your team?
Does GEO.works replace Street Manager?
No. GEO.works is positioned as a complementary operational coordination layer. It connects the people, work locations, approvals and evidence around your existing processes. Data connections and responsibilities are agreed as part of implementation.
Can we coordinate several build partners and authority areas?
That is the use case to explore: a shared view of work across a dispersed network, with workflows configured around your teams and delivery partners. Discovery establishes the required access, geographic coverage and sources of work and restriction data.
Does recording a TTRO or permit authorise work?
No. Recording a status in GEO.works does not grant a permit or make a traffic order. The relevant authority process and conditions still apply. The operational value is seeing those dependencies alongside the planned work.
What should we bring to a discovery call?
Bring an example work package, an outline of your current systems and one coordination problem you want to solve. We can walk through the handoffs, identify the data needed and show the relevant platform workflows.
Start with your operation
See your rollout from a shared perspective.
Book a discovery call and tailored demo with the UK team. We will map a typical work package, explore the gaps between teams and systems, and agree where GEO.works could add operational visibility.
Tell us you are interested in telecom infrastructure when you enquire.