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Backhaul that survives the upgrade.
ZAM-TEK builds resilient backhaul and field asset visibility for telecom carriers and infrastructure teams. Aviat Networks microwave links modernize backhaul while preserving uptime on live routes; Aerodyne drone inspection produces tower evidence without avoidable climbs; and Kerlink LoRaWAN with Velavu tracking keeps remote towers, shelters, and equipment visible at low power. ZAM-TEK is a licensed Turkmenistan integrator — state license 1-22-19-102 covers telecommunication installation — serving operators across Central Asia with pilot-first deployments and procurement-ready documentation.
The problem
- Upgrades risk the service they improve. Backhaul modernization must preserve uptime on live links.
- Climbs are the slowest inspection. Tower inspections need documented evidence without avoidable climbs.
- Remote sites stay silent. Towers and shelters need low-power status telemetry, not truck rolls for every alarm.
What we deploy
Aviat Networks microwave backhaul — carrier-grade links planned around live traffic, with agreed cutover windows and rollback paths.
Aerodyne drone tower inspection — close visual and thermal evidence of structures, mounts, and cabling without sending crews up the mast.
Kerlink LoRaWAN and Velavu field asset tracking — low-power status and location for remote towers, shelters, and distributed equipment.
Delivery timeline
Survey & scope
Site walkdown, link and RF survey, workflow map, and a pilot bill of materials — within one working week of the scoping call.
Working pilot
Pilot link or pilot site live: equipment placement, dashboard roles, acceptance checklist, and the procurement evidence pack.
Scale & hand over
Scaled rollout across routes and sites, maintenance handover, KPI reporting, and a procurement close-out pack.
Compliance
Vendor stack: Aviat Networks · Aerodyne · Kerlink · Velavu — how we partner.
Telecom FAQ
How fast can ZAM-TEK scope a telecom infrastructure deployment?
We usually complete a technical scoping call in 20 minutes and produce a one-page deployment outline within one working week. The outline covers link budget assumptions, equipment classes, integration points, and procurement inputs.
Can backhaul be upgraded without service interruption?
Yes. Aviat microwave upgrades are planned around live links, with cutover windows and rollback paths agreed before work begins — uptime preservation is a design input, not an afterthought.
Can ZAM-TEK integrate with existing network management systems?
Yes. Deployments are integration-first: telemetry and inspection evidence feed the NMS, HSE, and maintenance systems operators already run.
What is delivered in the first month?
Month one produces a validated site survey, equipment bill of materials, data model, pilot zone or pilot link, stakeholder training, and the first KPI dashboard. Full rollout starts after pilot evidence.
Which countries does ZAM-TEK serve?
We are based in Ashgabat and serve Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, the UAE, and Central Asia through vendor partnerships — with licensed installation under license 1-22-19-102.
Tell us about your network.
Route count, country, and the uptime constraint — we reply with a scoping path within one working day.