GSM technology has revolutionized communication in the civil sector by providing a reliable and widespread means of staying connected. It enables organizations, government agencies, and non-profits to communicate efficiently with their stakeholders, staff, and the public.

GSM greenfield projects refer to the construction of entirely new cellular network infrastructure, often in previously undeveloped or "greenfield" areas. These projects involve building the necessary infrastructure from scratch, including cell towers, base stations, and network equipment

GSM rooftop projects are essential for expanding cellular network coverage to reach areas with poor signal quality or to meet the increasing demand for mobile data services.

IBS, refers to a set of technologies and systems designed to enhance wireless communication within buildings, structures, and confined spaces. IBS aims to address the challenges of poor indoor wireless coverage and capacity, ensuring that people have reliable access to cellular and wireless services when inside buildings.

OSP Sector executes all OSP network construction and maintenance projects including all civil works activities required. This sector functions in conjunction with Telecom Eng. & Support Sector for the purpose of handling civil and telecom projects, as they execute interlinked activities and also as OSP Section civil works activities precede all telecom projects.

Install, remove, replace and modify underground distribution facilities for operating voltage up to and including 36 k.v. Excavation of cable trenches in different type of soil ,backfilling installation of protective tiles, warning tapes and warning signs, reinstatement of oads, sidewalks and grasses, and fabrication and installation of concrete foundation pads and duct banks.