Office networks and Wi-Fi that are stable and easy to maintain
We plan, install, and configure computer networks in offices, schools, and Islamic boarding schools (pesantren). The work covers everything from the router (the device that shares the internet connection across the office) to the Wi-Fi access points.
What we do
- Planning where to place Wi-Fi access points so the signal reaches every part of the building.
- Configuring MikroTik routers, sharing out internet speed (bandwidth), and setting up the office network.
- Installing MikroTik, Ubiquiti, or TP-Link Omada access points (devices that broadcast Wi-Fi).
- Servers (computers that store the office's apps and data), installed in the office or rented (VPS), with automatic data backups.
- Network security vulnerability checks.
Experience
- An Islamic boarding school, while our founder was still a student there: more than 60 computers and Windows Server, fibre-optic links between buildings, 15 Wi-Fi access points, MikroTik configuration, and a monitoring dashboard.
- SMAN 3 Pamekasan, a state senior high school (during an internship): installing MikroTik, Ubiquiti, and Xiaomi routers and access points, the office network, and bandwidth allocation.
- TP-Link Omada Certified Network Associate certificate (valid until March 2028), and the Associate Network Administrator certificate from the Digital Talent Scholarship of the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo).
Prices
For small offices and small businesses, the Small office network package costs IDR 2,000,000. It covers installing and configuring a router and access points. The price does not include equipment. For government agencies and larger networks, we set out the scope of work and the price in a written quotation. Agencies can also procure the equipment themselves.
Related reading
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Direct procurement thresholds in 2026: what are the limits for consultancy and other services?
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How government agencies buy software and IT services through e-Katalog
The e-Katalog rules as of October 2026, the e-purchasing steps up to payment, what to check before ordering software, and when direct procurement (Pengadaan Langsung) may be used.
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Procurement of goods and services in villages: the rules in force and the practical steps
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