V-COMM, a leading telecommunications engineering firm, was recently contracted to provide cell tower management and consulting services to Delaware County, PA. The County of Delaware currently owns five radio towers and sites, which are primarily used for its 911 radio system and other emergency communications networks. These towers will be utilized, in addition to other … Read more
V-COMM, a leading telecommunications engineering firm, was recently contracted to provide RF consulting, engineering, and project management to support and manage the design, procurement, and implementation of public-safety radio systems in Newark, NJ, and Piscataway, NJ, resulting in reliable and robust two-way communications for first responders. While the scope of work is similar for both … Read more
V-COMM LLC has announced the promotion of longtime employee Michael Webster to Engineering Manager. Webster, a South Jersey native who has been employed by V-COMM for 16 years, had most recently served the company in a Senior Engineer position. Webster’s promotion to Engineering Manager recognizes his oversight of an increasing number of V-COMM projects, his … Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cranbury, NJ (February 10, 2021)—V-COMM, a leading telecommunications engineering firm, partners with Horvath Communications as the DAS integrator in charge of design and implementation of a new wireless network for Two Penn Center in Philadelphia. V-COMM is building a neutral host network for Horvath Communications to support all wireless carriers to provide … Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cranbury, NJ (February 1, 2021)—V-COMM, a leading telecommunications engineering firm, was hired by Parsippany, New Jersey to design and oversee the installation of a multi-site P25 radio network, which involves integrating a new system into four existing sites and constructing a new 180-foot monopole, uniquely designed for Parsippany’s public safety communications network. … Read more
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With more than 35 years in telecom engineering, Mr. Stern is an expert in all wireless transmission formats: OFDM, TDMA, CDMA, GSM, 3G, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, WiMAX, P25 and wireless data technologies. As a V‑COMM executive, Mr. Stern was a key driver in launching the first PCS network in New York City. In addition, he directed V‑COMM in redesigning networks in several top-ten markets, improving network performance and increasing network capacity 150 percent. Mr. Stern oversaw the upgrade of a number of public safety networks including vendor RFP’s, network design, equipment specifications and project management.
Before joining V‑COMM, Mr. Stern directed the implementation of emerging digital technologies, test and evaluation of pre-commercial CDMA and the testing and execution of a CDPD data solution for Comcast Cellular Communications, Inc. Previously, as Program Manager for Motorola, Inc., he was responsible for new systems and growth product implementation in the entire New York/New Jersey/Philadelphia region. Mr. Stern currently sits on the technical committees for APCO’s Regions 8 and 28, providing guidance for frequency planning, 700 MHz usage and interference issues.
Mr. Coover has more than 35 years of experience in the telecommunications Industry and has been involved with all the major media formats, with specific expertise in voice, data, video and wireless technologies. As a V‑COMM executive, he manages the company’s Network Engineering division, overseeing the design and implementation of multiple projects; commercial and private voice, data and broadcast networks on a regional and national scale, as well as public safety networks and dispatch centers. He is directly engaged in the design and implementation of multiple indoor and outdoor Distributed Antenna Systems and small cell systems for commercial wireless and public safety sectors in various public and private venues and mass transit systems.
Prior to joining V‑COMM, Mr. Coover was employed at Comcast Cellular Communications. He worked with the network engineering team and oversaw system implementation and managed day-to-day operations for its wireless properties. He spent 10 years with Metromedia – ITT as manager of the Network Management Center with responsibility for daily network functions of the national switching and transport networks. Mr. Coover began his career at WWVU‑TV after attending West Chester University and is a current member of APCO.
