Awarded with a 5-year GSA SATCOM II Contract, to provide satellite services, applications, engineering and support to government agencies. Under this contract, Satellite Communication Systems, will provide extended offering for Service Type I - FSS, offering SCPC connectivity and Broadband Network Connected service for North America, Central America, the Caribbean, South America and Africa; with access to PAS-1R, PAS-3, AMC4, SATMEX-5 & INTELSAT-705 Satellites.

Awarded a 5 year contract to operate the US Naval Base communication services in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba starting January 2005. SCSI's winning bid reduced the per-minute rate of long distance calls by nearly 84%. In addition to post-paid and pre-paid voice services, SCSI provides cellular service and broadband wireless and wireline dialup, DSL Internet access services.
"The most important thing is the quality of life an dgiving everybody the opportunity and the ability to call home and talk to the folks at a cheaper cost. [SCSI] is certainly providing a lot in service and a couple of unique things here that we haven't had before." Capt. Less McCoy, GTMO Commanding Officer. Guantanamo Bay Gazette, Vol.62, No.1, Jan07-2005.

Awarded MEVA PROJECT in 1996 by the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization - United Nation Chartered), which provides communication between Air Traffic Control Facilities throughout North and South America. The MEVA project ensures passenger safety through communications services delivered by SCSI. SCSI was chosen as the supplier by ICAO after a thorough assessment of the SCSI SCPC DAMA platform. SCSI received this award after consideration of the proposals from other worldwide telecommunications suppliers.

Acquisition of United States Department of Defense network from GTE Government Systems. This network consists of over 40 large satellite earth stations in the United States with active contracts into the 21st century. The department of defense cleared SCSI as an approved purchaser of the network and associated contracts.

Designed/installed an international digital services network for the Panama Canal Commission (PCC) in Balboa, Republic of Panama. The network links the PCC in Panama via voice/fax/data with the Federal Telephone System 2000 and via voice/fax/extended LAN with the PCC Headquarters in New Orleans, LA. The network is comprised of an earth station on PCC premises in Panama, multiplexed satellite link via PanAmSat to International Teleport, Inc. in North Miami extended telephone lines into the FTS 2000 network, dedicated 56 Kbps service from Miami, FL to New Orleans, LA.

Fully redundant 1000 watt Ku-band uplink for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in Cambridge, Massachusetts which included 450 modems and in excess of 200 circuits utilizing multiplexers. This project enabled the FAA to tie together, via satellite, all of the air traffic control centers in the continental US and Alaska. With the correlation of this information the FAA is able to determine real time locations of all aircraft control.

Designed, integrated and installed a high speed data network utilized by the US Air Force for connecting nodes to the Cray II supercomputer. This network allows scientists at the Department of Energy to access the computer from various locations to conduct experiments requiring high-speed calculations.