Private Venues

Bringing advanced connectivity to your property

Our in-building solutions help private venues keep up with advances and technology, while supporting the connectivity demands of tenants, visitors, and guests.

Our proven service delivery process

Whether you operate a large stadium, commercial building, theme park, campus, or other private venue, we can work with you to design a distributed antenna system (DAS) or small cell network (SCN) that meets your unique connectivity needs.

DESIGN

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Select Partners

We have local relationships with wireless service providers, vendors, and municipal officials, allowing us to select the architecture, engineering, and construction partners that are best suited to the unique needs of your venue.

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Plan Integration

We coordinate with your design teams to carefully integrate the DAS or SCN into the architecture of your space, following all venue safety, training, and construction requirements.

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Finalize RF Design

Our radio frequency (RF) engineering team develops the network design in partnership with the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and wireless service providers.

CONSTRUCTION

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Work With Contractors

We select qualified contractors with DAS experience related to your specific type of venue and coordinate closely with your own general contractor and sub-contractors.

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Manage Project

We oversee the construction progress, perform ongoing design reviews, and address challenges to ensure a seamless project experience.

OPTIMIZATION

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Testing

We partner with experienced testing firms, with oversight from our RF engineering team, to test the completed DAS or SCN.

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Fine Tuning

We adjust and optimize the network as needed and plan for any future updates.

What venue operators are saying

"I found the [Arium Networks] team to be highly responsive, very professional, and very willing to do whatever was necessary to make it a smooth implementation here at Snowbird."

“When you have a major event like [the FIS Alpine Road Ski Championships in Vail, Colorado] you still need to know on the public safety side that your equipment is going to work.”