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BearCom

BearCom, a U.S. two-way radio and wireless systems integrator, designs, installs, supports, and rents private LTE networks.

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Private LTE network design, deployment, support, and rentals

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Overview

BearCom, founded in 1981 and headquartered in Garland, Texas, is a North American integrator of two-way radio, security and data systems, and says it is the largest Motorola Solutions channel partner in North America.[1] For private networks it designs, deploys and supports private LTE networks and rents them for live events and industrial projects, with monitoring during events.[2][3] Its published CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) work includes a private LTE network built for Fort Worth Independent School District in Texas to give students home internet.[4] Private equity firm Siris completed its acquisition of BearCom in January 2024.[5]

At a glance

Headquarters
Garland, Texas;[1] BearCom also lists a Canadian headquarters in London, Ontario.[2]
Founded
1981.[1][5]
Ownership
Privately held. Siris, a private equity firm, completed its acquisition of BearCom from Bertram Capital on January 9, 2024.[5] In February 2026 Hubert de Pesquidoux, a Siris executive partner and BearCom's executive chairman, became interim CEO.[1]
Private network offering
Private LTE consultation, system design, deployment and live-event support, plus private LTE rentals with devices and event support; BearCom also lists healthcare, hospitality and manufacturing uses.[2][3]
Spectrum
CBRS for the Fort Worth ISD network.[4] BearCom's private LTE pages do not name a spectrum band.[2][3]
Sales channel
Through its own network of more than 80 locations across North America.[6] BearCom says it is the largest Motorola Solutions channel partner in North America and also partners with Kenwood, LenelS2, Axis Communications, Wesco and Milestone.[1]
Certifications
Not publicly stated for private LTE.
Notable U.S. customers
Fort Worth Independent School District.[4]
Scale (company-reported)
More than 80 locations and 1,300 team members across North America.[6]

Product lines

  • Private LTE networksservices

    BearCom designs, deploys and monitors private LTE networks, positioned for outdoor live events (point-of-sale, credential scanning, security cameras and production crews) and for longer-term use in healthcare, hospitality and manufacturing.[2]

  • Private LTE rentalsservices

    Short-term private LTE network rentals for events and industrial projects, with rental devices, setup and testing before the event, and monitoring during it.[3]

  • Two-way radio, security and DASservices

    BearCom's other lines include two-way radios and accessories, repeaters, BDA/DAS, dispatch consoles, video surveillance, access control and backhaul.[2] It added physical security integrators The Surveillance Shop in April 2024 and Stone Security in December 2024.[7][8]

Reported deployments

  • Fort Worth ISD private LTE

    A private LTE network on CBRS spectrum for students' home internet; BearCom said on January 20, 2022 that it and partners, including Airspan, CommScope, Athonet and Cradlepoint, had a core network and four radio sites with 12 trailer-mounted radios online within 60 days.[4]

Company updates

  1. BearCom appoints executive chairman Hubert de Pesquidoux as interim CEO, succeeding Les Fry.[1]

  2. BearCom acquires Stone Security, an enterprise physical security integrator.[8]

  3. BearCom acquires The Surveillance Shop, a Canadian commercial security integrator.[7]

  4. Siris completes its acquisition of BearCom from Bertram Capital.[5]

  5. BearCom reports the Fort Worth ISD CBRS private LTE network operating while permits for permanent monopoles are pending.[4]

On Private5G.com

Sources

Researched Oct 1, 2026. Manufacturer and vendor statements are their claims, not independent tests.

  1. BearCom Announces Leadership Transition — BearCom, Feb 25, 2026. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  2. Private LTE — BearCom. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  3. Private LTE Network Rentals — BearCom. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  4. BearCom Helps Build Sustainable CBRS Network — BearCom, Jan 20, 2022. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  5. Siris Completes Acquisition of BearCom — Siris Capital Group, Jan 9, 2024. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  6. About BearCom | North America's Largest Wireless Integrator — BearCom. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  7. BearCom Acquires The Surveillance Shop — BearCom via Siris Capital Group, Apr 10, 2024. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  8. BearCom Announces Transformative Acquisition of Stone Security — BearCom via Siris Capital Group, Dec 20, 2024. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.

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