DAS Group Professionals (DGP) delivers top-performing distributed antenna systems and handles the full scope of work from engineering; zoning and entitlements; system optimization; ongoing project management and operations support; leasing and carrier approval and negotiations; and system builds and construction management.
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Our team is behind some of the most successful connectivity deployments for stadiums, sports arenas, high-rise buildings, high-density campuses, rapid transit and high-speed rail, hotels, casinos and airports. Our client roster ranges from the San Francisco 49ers, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and private networks running behind the scenes of commercial facilities.
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DAS Group Professionals uses a game-changing finance model that concurrently builds a superior DAS while positioning the property owner for ancillary infrastructure benefits and higher, recurring profits.
Read MoreAllegiant Stadium, the new home of the Las Vegas Raiders, is getting a major upgrade to its wireless network, delivering even faster and higher quality service to its fans in and around Allegiant Stadium. The venue-owned Distributed Antenna System (DAS) will provide another generation of enhancements to its already seamless[…]
Read More »Allegiant Stadium, the new home of the Las Vegas Raiders, now includes a robust neutral host distributed antenna system (DAS) that will allow the stadium’s patrons to receive faster higher-quality wireless network service inside and around the building. A national wireless carrier will anchor the DAS to ensure its customers have the optimal mobile device experience during Las Vegas Raiders home games, concerts and events.
Read More »California-based DAS Group Professionals (DGP) has completed the construction of a distributed antenna system project in Wrigley Field, the home of the Chicaco Cubs, the firm’s President Steve Dutto told RCR Wireless News.
Read More »The DGP crew along with the Cubs’ IT organization delivered the new cell network at Wrigley Field in time for the first pitches scheduled Monday afternoon.
Read More »The Chicago Cubs have developed a new wireless communications network aiming to match the quickly mushrooming size of their Wrigleyville complex.
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