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OCG’s fiber system
has been constructed with diverse links.
The network is designed to link the
transatlantic landings with major
communications centers in Long Island,
New York City and New Jersey. It
consists of a diverse route from Shirley
to Garden City, Long Island – from
Garden City to Brooklyn – Brooklyn into
Staten Island – Staten Island into New
Jersey. As a result of today’s
increasing security demands, we have
built our system using underground
facilities only.
Our network will soon be capable of a
“Manhattan BYPASS” through the placement
of a submarine cable from Brooklyn to
Staten Island and Staten Island to New
Jersey.
Today, a predominant amount of the
existing fiber network’s voice and data
coming from Long Island, Brooklyn,
Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island
connects through Manhattan. This became
abundantly evident in the aftermath of
9/11. OCG will solve this problem, and
provide true diversity.
The OCG “Manhattan
BYPASS Network” includes underwater
access to New Haven, Connecticut from
Shoreham, Long Island on our eastern
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On
the western side OCG is in the process
of constructing, our own submarine fiber
from Brooklyn to Staten Island’s NY/NJ
Port Authority Teleport.
Exiting from the Teleport, we have
extended our network through Carteret,
NJ to 165 Halsey Street in Newark, NJ, a
“Carrier Hotel” meeting location for
over 50 companies.
We built it!
OCG’s prime contractor
is a communications contracting firm
specializing in engineering and
construction of telecommunications
networks. Our network
was built exceeding the industries highest quality
standards.
We used the
best fiber!
The OCG network consists of two unique
types of fiber not found in many of the
existing networks. Lucent Truewave RS
Fiber which is designed to optimize
OC-192 and DWDM performance over long
spans and Allwave Fiber which carries
the same signal that single mode fiber
does with an increase of 50% of the
carried capacity.
These fiber types will keep our network
”ahead of the curve” by supporting
future generations of equipment and will
maximize transmission capabilities, so
customer regeneration costs can be kept
to a minimum.
We installed
the fiber without pulling!
The fiber is installed using the blowing
method eliminating any stress or fiber
damage. This method has three real
advantages. It defers much of the cost
since only the optic fibers actually
required at the time need to be
installed. It allows the system to be
upgraded by the replacement of
individual fibers and finally, as a
bonus, the installation of the fiber is
completely stress free.
We maintain
it!
OCG provides surveillance monitoring and
maintenance services for customers. Our
in house maintenance teams are on call
24 x7. Twice a year we conduct a total
quality inspection, ensuring all splices
continue to function at maximum
capacity. Our standards of workmanship
are unsurpassed. We have never had a
failure.
As network usage increases, OCG’s team
installs the equipment necessary to
manage additional capacity. OCG staff
also conducts equipment upgrades and
network configuration necessary because
of technological changes. To avoid or
minimize service disruptions, emergency
restoration teams are available
twenty-four hours a day, seven days a
week to handle emergency repairs such as
fiber cuts or equipment problems.
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