Sovereign routing
Geographic control over the physical path. Route documentation that shows conduit, splice points, and regen sites. The sovereignty claim is in the route map, not the brochure.
Government connectivity isn’t enterprise IT with a federal seal. The procurement process is different. The audit posture is non-negotiable. The path itself often needs to be sovereign, documented, geo-controlled, and routed through facilities that meet the agency’s posture. CyberNet engineers government networks with route transparency, audit-grade documentation, and procurement-compliant contracting from day one of the engagement.
Geographic control over the physical path. Route documentation that shows conduit, splice points, and regen sites. The sovereignty claim is in the route map, not the brochure.
Architecture diagrams, SLA terms, redundancy posture, and the certifications behind every claim, assembled to the standard inspector general and outside auditors expect.
Engineered for the procurement vehicles, fiscal cycles, and contract structures government buyers actually work within. The paperwork side matches the engineering side.
Layer 2 private WAN connecting agency headquarters to regional field offices, with centralized security policy, sovereign routing where required, and audit-ready documentation across every segment.
For federal and state agencies with distributed field operations.Municipal-scale connectivity for city and county government, public safety facilities, courthouses, and municipal services. Engineered with the redundancy posture critical services require.
For city, county, and regional government operations.High-throughput connectivity between government research facilities, partner universities, and national labs. Engineered for sovereign data movement and audit-grade route documentation.
For federal research agencies, national labs, and government R&D facilities.Before the contract is signed, you see the route map, conduit paths, splice points, regen sites, geo-diversity proof. After signing, the same data lives in Mission Control with live status.
Operating a carrier-grade network since 1995. Long enough to have worked through every government procurement cycle, audit framework, and compliance reform the agencies have lived through.
Engineering, operations, and support all US-staffed. No offshore handoff. Direct line to a network engineer when something goes wrong. Procurement teams can document the supply chain.
Yes. Contracting is procurement-compliant, with audit-ready documentation.
Yes. Sovereign routing, with route transparency before signing.
Yes. Engineering and the NOC are US-staffed.
CyberNet is an engineering-led, licensed CLEC since 1995 that owns its network, 150,000+ on-net buildings and 700+ cell towers. You work directly with the engineers who design and run your service, with no level-1 layer between you and the person who can fix the problem.
A 99.999% core-uptime SLA, contractually penalized when missed.
Within one business day.
Submit your address through the technology configurator and we’ll check coverage at each site.
Mission Control is the operations platform every CyberNet customer lives inside, five workspaces: Orders, Marketplace, Ops Center, Billing, and Helpdesk. See Mission Control.
Tell us your agency profile, your facility footprint, your procurement vehicle, and your compliance posture, and we’ll come back with an architecture engineered to the requirement. Audit-ready paperwork before the contract is signed. Response within one business day.