Services

Design, supply, deploy, operate.

Four services that can be bought separately and are worth more together. Each one ends in something you can verify: a plan, a delivery, an acceptance certificate, a service-level report.

Design & network planning

Requirements capture, spectrum and band strategy, traffic and subscriber dimensioning, RF planning and link budgets, transport design, core sizing, vendor evaluation and a bill of materials you can procure against. Delivered as a document set, not a slide deck.

  • High-level and low-level design
  • RF planning and coverage prediction
  • Core and transport dimensioning
  • Vendor evaluation and BoM
  • Migration and phasing plan

Sourcing & supply

New and certified refurbished telecom equipment sourced against part number and quantity — including hardware the OEM no longer quotes. Consolidated and staged in Dubai, customs-cleared and delivered to the build schedule.

  • New and refurbished equipment
  • Global sourcing network and brokerage desk
  • Testing and warranty on refurbished stock
  • Dubai consolidation and staging
  • Regional customs and delivery

Integration & deployment

Installation, commissioning, end-to-end integration across vendor boundaries, interoperability testing, drive testing, KPI acceptance and documented handover. The phase where multi-vendor networks usually fail is the phase Quantum is built around.

  • Site installation and commissioning
  • Multi-vendor interoperability testing
  • End-to-end service integration
  • Drive testing and optimisation
  • KPI acceptance and handover documentation

Managed operations

24/7 NOC, preventive and corrective maintenance, spares and repair, AI-assisted assurance, capacity planning and continuous optimisation — reported against agreed service levels by the team that built the network.

  • 24/7 network operations centre
  • Preventive and corrective O&M
  • AI-assisted anomaly detection
  • Spares, repair and vendor management
  • Service-level and KPI reporting

Engagement models

Three ways to start.

Option A

Network design review

A short, paid engagement producing an independent assessment of an existing design or estate, with a prioritised list of what to fix and what it costs. No obligation to build with us.

Option B

Scoped delivery

One domain, one milestone plan, one acceptance certificate. A core deployment, a transport upgrade, a private network at one site.

Option C

Turnkey programme

End-to-end build with a single delivery owner and a single service level, from design through acceptance into managed operations.

Straight answers

Frequently asked

What does Quantum take responsibility for in a turnkey build?

The working network. That covers design and dimensioning, vendor selection, procurement and logistics, civil and installation coordination, integration across core, radio, transport and voice, interoperability and acceptance testing against agreed KPIs, documentation and handover, and — where contracted — ongoing operations.

Can Quantum take over a stalled project?

Yes. Recovery engagements start with a technical and commercial audit: what was actually built versus what was specified, which acceptance criteria are unmet, which vendor obligations are outstanding, and what the realistic path to service is. The audit is delivered as a report before any recovery scope is priced.

How are Quantum projects priced?

Turnkey builds are priced against a defined scope and bill of materials with milestone-linked payments. Managed services are priced per network against agreed service levels. Equipment supply is quoted per line item with lead time stated. Quantum does not quote against an undefined scope.

Does Quantum provide training and knowledge transfer?

Yes. Operator and enterprise teams are trained on the delivered network — operations, fault handling, configuration and optimisation — as part of handover, so the customer is not permanently dependent on the integrator.

Start with the design review.

The fastest way to find out whether Quantum is useful to you is to let us look at what you already have.