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CTS is a U.S. wireless integrator that designs, deploys, and manages DAS, Wi-Fi, and private LTE and 5G networks, including CBRS networks offered as a managed service.
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Communication Technology Services (CTS) is a family-owned wireless infrastructure and managed services company, founded in 1990 and based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, that builds DAS (distributed antenna systems), Wi-Fi and private cellular networks for enterprises and mobile network operators.[1][2] It designs, deploys and manages private LTE and private 5G networks using CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service), licensed carrier spectrum and neutral-host architectures, and can deliver them as a managed Network-as-a-Service for a recurring fee.[3] Its published U.S. projects include a CBRS private LTE network at Tulsa International Airport and a 2022 private LTE trial at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.[4][5]
Private LTE and private 5G design, deployment and management. CTS says private LTE over CBRS is often the practical starting point, with 5G standalone where the use case and devices justify it, and cites an unnamed semiconductor fab where it delivered 5G standalone over CBRS.[3]
CTS designs, deploys, operates and supports the network for a recurring fee instead of a capital purchase.[3] The 2022 Minneapolis-St. Paul trial used a turnkey managed private LTE Network-as-a-Service.[5]
CTS's own traffic monitoring and policy tool, which CTS said in July 2021 it would combine with Druid Software's Raemis core to allocate network resources by user group, application or protocol.[10]
CTS also builds DAS and small cells, public safety DAS, Wi-Fi and optical LAN systems,[1] and sells Forte Neutral Source, a managed multi-carrier signal source for enterprise DAS that supports AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile.[11]
A private LTE network on CBRS spectrum for the Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust, announced July 8, 2025, covering the airfield and replacing fiber and Wi-Fi links for badging and camera systems at perimeter entry gates; CTS says it covers airside and landside areas and that it continues to support the network.[4][9]
A turnkey managed private LTE Network-as-a-Service on CBRS for the Metropolitan Airports Commission, tested in lab and production settings with six applications including CCTV, digital signage and shared passenger-processing carts; CTS announced its completion on October 26, 2022.[5]
A CBRS neutral host network for an unnamed healthcare provider, built with Airspan and Druid, that also carries a private network for back-office systems; it won the OnGo Alliance's 2022 Neutral Host Architecture/Solution Award.[6]
CTS announces the private cellular network at Tulsa International Airport.[4]
CTS announces a Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract covering private wireless services.[7]
CTS announces that it won the OnGo Alliance's 2022 Neutral Host Architecture/Solution Award.[6]
CTS announces SOC 2 Type 2 compliance for its managed services platform.[8]
CTS announces the completion of its CBRS private LTE Network-as-a-Service trial at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.[5]
CTS joins Samsung's Ascend Partner Program to offer rugged Samsung phones and tablets with its private wireless networks.[12]
CTS announces a partnership with Druid Software to use the Raemis 4G/5G core in its managed private wireless platform for CBRS.[10]
Researched Oct 1, 2026. Manufacturer and vendor statements are their claims, not independent tests.
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designs, deploys, and manages private LTE and private 5G networks (CBRS, licensed spectrum, neutral host) · private cellular delivered as a managed Network-as-a-Service
Communication Technology Services (CTS) ↗Manufacturer informationLocation in source: Private Cellular Networks page, introductionChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
