Six lines of work, delivered by Lemcon crews under one contract and one point of responsibility.
Lemcon builds telecoms sites from survey through to handover. Crews handle civil works, installation, cabling and commissioning, then clear the site properly before it closes.
Cleanup matters as much as the build. Old material, surplus equipment and untidy cable work get removed and recorded, so the site handed back is the site that was promised.
Telecoms equipment needs storage built for the purpose. Lemcon holds stock in secure, dry, well-organised space, tracked by serial number rather than by pallet count.
Material leaves the warehouse tested and ready to install. Crews receive kits made up for their site, not boxes to sort out in the field.
A live network needs steady care. Lemcon runs preventive maintenance on a schedule and answers faults under agreed response times.
Reporting comes with the service. Each visit, each fault and each corrective action gets logged, so the picture of the network stays accurate.
Solar keeps remote sites running where grid supply is distant or unreliable. Lemcon designs, supplies and installs complete systems, including mounting, inverters and storage.
Design follows local conditions. High ambient temperature, dust build-up and monsoon loading drive the structure, the cleaning regime and the array layout.
Lemcon delivers charging sites end to end. Civil works, power supply, charger installation, grid connection and commissioning sit under one contract.
The work continues after energisation. Sites stay under maintenance, with faults answered and uptime tracked against agreed targets.
Every site starts in the ground. Lemcon builds foundations, shelters, towers, fencing, access roads and drainage to carry the equipment placed on them.
Structures are engineered, not improvised. Loading, drainage and monsoon run-off get calculated before anything gets poured.
Send the scope, the location and the timeline. A Lemcon engineer comes back to you directly.