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IP Access International provides mission-critical connectivity solutions that bring together satellite, cellular, private wireless, radio interoperability, and IP networking.

We help public safety agencies, emergency management teams, utilities, transportation organizations, healthcare providers, government agencies, and enterprises remain connected across vehicles, field locations, temporary sites, and fixed facilities.

IP Access International was founded in 1999. For more than 27 years, our team has helped organizations deploy communications solutions for emergency response, remote operations, mobile command, critical infrastructure, and other demanding environments.

We support organizations ranging from local public safety agencies to large government, enterprise, utility, airport, transportation, and nonprofit operations.

Common customer environments include:

• Public safety and emergency management
• Utilities and critical infrastructure
• Transportation and mobile fleets
• Healthcare and temporary medical operations
• Manufacturing and warehousing
• Government agencies and enterprise organizations

Our headquarters is located in San Juan Capistrano, California. We also have team members and field resources positioned in multiple regions throughout the United States to support nationwide deployments.

Yes. We support customers and deployments throughout the United States, including mobile assets, remote sites, facilities, emergency operations, and multi-location networks.

SuperGIG™ is IP Access International's managed connectivity platform. It can bring together LEO satellite, LTE and 5G, private wireless, and intelligent SD-WAN technology into one managed communications solution.

Rather than depending on one network, SuperGIG evaluates the available connectivity paths and uses the connection or combination of connections best suited to the operation.

No. SD-WAN is one component of the platform, but SuperGIG™ also includes connectivity services, hardware integration, provisioning, network design, monitoring, support, and ongoing management.

Customers receive a coordinated solution rather than a collection of separate hardware, carrier, and support relationships.

Yes. SuperGIG™ can support multiple Low Earth Orbit satellite options, including Starlink and Eutelsat OneWeb, depending on the deployment and operational requirements.

The appropriate satellite network or combination of networks is selected based on coverage, mobility, equipment, application, and performance needs.

Yes. SuperGIG™ can incorporate LTE and 5G connectivity alongside satellite and other available network paths.

Depending on the solution, connectivity may be sourced from multiple major cellular carriers to improve availability and performance.

Yes. SuperGIG™ is frequently used in command vehicles, emergency response vehicles, utility fleets, transit vehicles, mobile offices, trailers, and other mobile platforms.

The exact hardware and network configuration is designed around the vehicle, applications, coverage requirements, and anticipated data usage.

No. SuperGIG™ can also support fixed and temporary locations, including:

• Emergency Operations Centers
• Incident command posts
• Temporary facilities
• Remote offices and field sites
• Utility substations and operational sites
• Airports and transportation facilities

SuperGIG™ can provide a consistent network experience while underlying connectivity paths change. Depending on the solution design, customers may also use a single or static public IP address across supported network connections.

Yes. IP Access International is a Starlink Authorized Reseller. We provide Starlink hardware and service as part of fully managed connectivity solutions backed by our U.S.-based support team.

Yes. IP Access International is an Authorized Eutelsat OneWeb Reseller and has supported OneWeb deployments since 2023.

Eutelsat OneWeb gives organizations another enterprise-grade LEO satellite option for mobile, remote, fixed, and mission-critical operations.

There is no single answer for every deployment. Satellite performance and suitability can vary based on geographic location, mobility, available equipment, application requirements, installation constraints, and service plan.

Our team evaluates the full operational environment before recommending a specific LEO network or multi-network design.

Yes. Certain SuperGIG™ deployments can incorporate more than one LEO satellite network, such as Starlink and Eutelsat OneWeb, through an intelligent SD-WAN architecture.

The final design depends on the customer's equipment, applications, budget, and resiliency requirements.

In many cases, yes. Our team can review existing Starlink equipment, service status, ownership, and deployment requirements to determine whether the terminals can be adopted into an IP Access managed solution.

Certain LEO satellite hardware and service plans support in-motion connectivity. The antenna, mounting method, service plan, and intended use must all be approved for mobility.

We help customers select the appropriate hardware and service configuration for on-the-move or on-the-pause operations.

Not necessarily. Many modern LEO satellite systems use low-profile, electronically steered flat-panel antennas that can be installed on vehicles, buildings, cases, trailers, and temporary structures.

No. We provide complete communications solutions that can include:

• Hardware selection and procurement
• Satellite and cellular connectivity
• Network design and engineering
• Installation and configuration
• Testing and deployment support
• Monitoring and technical support
• Ongoing service management

Yes. We provide white-glove installation services for vehicles, facilities, portable systems, and remote sites.

Installation services may include equipment mounting, cabling, power integration, network configuration, application testing, and operational readiness verification.

Yes. Many solutions can be provisioned, configured, labeled, and tested before shipment. Pre-configuration can reduce deployment time and help ensure that equipment arrives ready for installation or field use.

Yes. We can provide portable and quick-deployment solutions for emergency response, temporary operations, remote locations, special events, utility restoration, and continuity planning.

Portable systems may include satellite, cellular, routing, battery power, Wi-Fi, voice, or radio interoperability components.

Yes. Depending on the solution, we can provide onboarding, operational training, technical guidance, quick-reference materials, and support resources for customer teams.

Yes. We work with multiple hardware, satellite, cellular, networking, radio, and communications partners.

Our goal is to select and integrate the technologies that best meet the customer's operational requirements rather than forcing every deployment into one hardware ecosystem.

Yes. Our U.S.-based Network Operations Center is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to support active customer services and managed deployments.

Customers can contact the IP Access Network Operations Center by phone at 888-310-0131 or by email at support@ipinternational.net.

Yes. Many managed devices and networks can be monitored and diagnosed remotely. Remote visibility may allow our team to identify service, hardware, configuration, carrier, or performance issues without an immediate site visit.

Monitoring capabilities depend on the solution and service agreement. Managed deployments can include visibility into device health, connectivity status, data usage, network performance, and service availability.

Issues that require deeper investigation can be escalated to higher-level technical resources, carrier partners, hardware manufacturers, or engineering teams as appropriate.

IP Access remains the central point of coordination so the customer does not have to manage multiple unrelated support channels.

Our primary markets include:

• Public safety
• Emergency management
• Energy and utilities
• Transportation and fleets
• Manufacturing and warehousing
• Healthcare
• Government
• Enterprise operations

Yes. We support projects ranging from a single vehicle or portable deployment to large fleets, multi-site networks, statewide systems, and enterprise-wide communications programs.

Yes. Our solutions can support incident command, emergency communications, field coordination, temporary facilities, mutual-aid operations, continuity planning, and rapid deployment following storms, fires, earthquakes, or other disruptions.

Yes. Connectivity solutions can support utility vehicles, restoration crews, remote sites, work-order systems, GIS, voice communications, video, asset monitoring, telemetry, and temporary command operations.

Yes. Command vehicles often require multiple network paths to support CAD, mapping, video, voice, collaboration, file transfer, and other operational applications.

We can design a connectivity bubble around the vehicle using satellite, cellular, Wi-Fi, SD-WAN, and other communications technologies.

Yes. We offer several purchasing pathways for eligible government and public-sector customers, including cooperative purchasing contracts that may simplify the competitive procurement process.

Yes. IP Access International has Sourcewell contracts covering Public Safety Communications Technology and Hardware Solutions, as well as Private Wireless Services with Related Solutions.

Eligibility and purchasing requirements should be confirmed with the customer's procurement team and the applicable Sourcewell contract documentation.

Yes. Our team can prepare a solution and pricing based on the number of vehicles, locations, users, devices, applications, connectivity paths, installation requirements, and desired support level.

Yes. Many solutions can be structured as managed services or subscription-based offerings that combine connectivity, support, and network management.

Available terms and billing structures depend on the selected hardware, carriers, service plans, and solution requirements.

Yes. Demonstrations may be available through scheduled field tests, customer evaluations, trade shows, partner events, or coordinated on-site presentations.

Satellite connectivity can provide a communications path in many locations where traditional cellular service is unavailable or unreliable.

Actual performance depends on satellite visibility, terrain, obstructions, equipment placement, service coverage, weather, and the selected network.

Yes. Properly designed solutions can support applications such as:

• CAD and AVL
• Voice and radio communications
• Live and recorded video
• GIS and field mapping
• File transfer and cloud applications
• Telemetry and remote monitoring
• Collaboration and operational platforms

Final performance depends on application requirements, available bandwidth, latency, network conditions, and traffic prioritization.

Yes. Radio-over-IP and interoperability solutions can use available IP connectivity to extend access to an existing LMR system beyond traditional tower coverage.

This can help connect field personnel, remote locations, temporary sites, and operations outside the normal radio coverage footprint.

Security is considered throughout the design process. The appropriate network architecture, routing, segmentation, authentication, encryption, firewall, VPN, and access-control measures depend on the customer's applications and security requirements.

We work with customer IT and technical teams to align the solution with their policies and operational environment.

Data management depends on the selected service plan. Certain SuperGIG™ plans can offer pooled usage, annual data buckets, or shared data allocations across eligible devices and services.

Our team helps customers estimate usage based on applications, number of assets, operating hours, video requirements, and anticipated field activity.

Yes. Depending on the platform and configuration, policies can be used to prioritize important applications, select preferred network paths, manage bandwidth, and reduce the impact of lower-priority traffic.

We begin by understanding how and where the solution will be used, which applications must remain connected, what coverage is currently available, and what limitations the organization is experiencing.

From there, our team can recommend an appropriate combination of hardware, network services, installation, support, and management.

Yes. Most mission-critical communications environments have unique vehicles, locations, applications, coverage gaps, security standards, and operational procedures.

We regularly develop customized solutions around specific customer requirements rather than relying on a single prepackaged configuration.

Yes. Our team can review existing hardware, carriers, satellite services, vehicle systems, network design, data usage, and operational challenges.

The goal may be to improve the current system, consolidate support, add new network paths, or identify equipment that can continue to be used.

We do more than sell a terminal, router, or service plan. IP Access brings multiple technologies together into a managed solution and provides one experienced team for design, deployment, connectivity, support, and ongoing optimization.

Our approach is built around understanding the mission, testing the available options, and recommending what performs best for the operation.

Start by contacting our team and sharing a brief overview of the vehicles, facilities, users, applications, or coverage challenges involved.

We can then schedule a conversation to better understand the project and identify the most appropriate next steps.