Communication Technology Services—which provides carrier-grade connectivity solutions for companies, mobile network operators, and campuses—has opened a new office in the Dallas suburb of Carrollton.
Shane Rubin
The new office increases Massachusetts-based CTS’s nationwide footprint to 16 locations in major metropolitan areas, supporting operations across the U.S. to meet “the growing demand for enterprise wireless networks.”
The Dallas region was selected “for its vibrant business environment and technology ecosystem, making it an ideal location for CTS to expand its reach,” the company said.
Complements a CTS location near Houston
The new office will serve as a CTS hub for the region, complementing an existing office in the Houston suburb of Spring.
“We’re excited to establish an additional office in Texas,” Shane Rubin, EVP of national operations at CTS, said in a statement. “This new office will not only allow us to better serve our customers in the region, but also enable collaboration with local talent and partners to create new opportunities for growth.”
The company says its ability “to design, build, run, and support connectivity solutions that power our customers’ mission-critical applications is unmatched.”
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