Media Contact: Kevin Anderson 816-260-1868 kevin.anderson@upnllc.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Unite Private Networks and Hunt Midwest to Provide Fiber-Optic Services to Tenants and Data Centers in the SubTropolis Undergroun
Media Contact: Kevin Anderson 816-260-1868 kevin.anderson@upnllc.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Unite Private Networks Signs WAN Agreement with Lovejoy (TX) School District Multi-year agreement for fiber-optic services to all
Unite Private Networks (UPN) today announced a long-term agreement to provide fiber-optic WAN services to the Dallas Independent School District (DISD). The nearly 300 mile fiber-optic network will connect 281 District f
Media Contact: Kevin Anderson 816-260-1868 kevin.anderson@upnllc.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE UPN Completes Acquisition of Nebraska Fiber Assets & Closes New Debt Facility Kansas City, MO (Sept. 12, 2012) – Unite Priv
Media Contact: Kevin Anderson 816-260-1868 kevin.anderson@upnllc.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE UPN Completes 85 Mile Fiber Network in Richmond County, GA Kansas City, MO (August 7, 2012) – Unite Private Networks (UPN) toda
Kansas City, MO (July 31, 2012) – Unite Private Networks (UPN) today announced an agreement with Zito Media for UPN to acquire an 838 route mile fiber-optic network covering southeast Nebraska and the transfer of certa
Kansas City, MO (July 26, 2012) – Unite Private Networks (UPN) today announced that Jason Adkins begins his new role as Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing and will assume overall leadership of sales, business
Unite Private Networks (UPN) today announced the completion of a 66-mile fiber-optic wide-area-network built to serve the Houston County Board of Education (HCBE) and other local customers. In connecting the HCBE schools
By JODI FUSON / For the Lincoln Journal Star | Posted: Sunday, February 19, 2012 12:00 am Unite Private Networks has 150 route miles of fiber optic network throughout Lincoln, but Stuart Howerter, vice president for ente
Mayor Chris Beutler announced Thursday that the City of Lincoln will place a grid of communication fiber conduits in downtown Lincoln. He will propose to the City Council that up to $700,000 from the City’s Fast Forwar
