Atlas Integrated Systems, Inc. played a crucial role in the Lāwa’i Solar Project, known as the world's largest solar storage peaker at the time, by installing cutting-edge SCADA communications and energy control networks beginning in 2018. They expertly handled the complex task of integrating new fiber optic and copper communications into the active plant, contributing to the project's success through 2019, with ongoing enhancements for new and reconfigured systems. Post-completion, AES recognized Atlas's expertise by entrusting them with the design of future PoE panels and setting standards for Operations and Maintenance buildings.

Atlas Integrated Systems, Inc. played a pivotal role in the Lāwa’i Solar Project, recognized as the world's largest solar storage peaker at the time, by installing advanced SCADA communications and energy control networks. Their work in 2018 and 2019 involved the integration of new fiber optic and copper communications across multiple locations without disrupting plant operations. Post-completion, Atlas was tasked with standardizing the PoE panels design for future projects due to their exemplary work.

For the Pacific Missile Range Facility, Atlas Integrated Systems, Inc. was instrumental in integrating power from the AES-KIUC Solar site to support the Navy base's operations. They managed the installation of approximately 29,000 feet of new cabling infrastructure, meeting strict military specifications, and provided certification testing for the base's communication systems to ensure reliability and security.

Atlas Integrated Systems, Inc. successfully installed roughly 4,800 feet of new 12-fiber OM3 multimode cable for a SCADA network, terminating and testing connections across 12 locations with new patch panels and cabinets. The project also involved the installation of innerducts and the certification of the entire administration building's communication systems to ensure optimal performance and system integrity.

Atlas Integrated Systems, Inc. was tasked with the crucial job of certifying the fiber optic communications systems for the processing functions at the new Data Center on Camp Pendleton Marine Base. They conducted comprehensive OTDR Testing on over 5,000 fiber connectors within 300 enclosed racks, ensuring that both SIPRNet and NIPRNet connections met rigorous standards. Their work included meticulous documentation and the repair of any components that did not meet the required specifications.