Wireless, fiber and in-building network infrastructure construction and services
Centerline designs, builds and maintains telecom infrastructure — cell sites, fiber, small cells and DAS — across North America. Its stack pairs field and design tools (Trimble, AutoCAD, RISA 3D, Bluebeam, Fieldwire) with a deep Esri ArcGIS footprint, while accelerating hiring skews to construction and engineering crews. Finance-side pain around AP bottlenecks and billing integration for acquired companies points to an acquisitive firm still consolidating back-office systems.
Centerline is a privately held infrastructure services company headquartered in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, with 1,001–5,000 employees. It delivers turnkey network projects spanning consulting, site acquisition, engineering, construction, construction management and maintenance. Work covers wireless and wireline networks, in-building systems, iDAS and oDAS, small cells, Wi-Fi and EV charging. Clients include carriers and operators of mission-critical facilities, including hyperscale data centers. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States.
Centerline uses Trimble, AutoCAD, Revit, RISA 3D, Bluebeam and Fieldwire for design and field work, ArcGIS for GIS, plus NetSuite, Sage, SAP, Oracle, QuickBooks and Salesforce for business operations.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, led by construction and engineering roles, with additional openings in operations and finance, all based in the United States.
Projects include expanding and upgrading cellular networks, cell tower construction, microwave and fiber line installation, fiber deployment in hyperscale data centers, and automated procure-to-pay.
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