 Based at our prestigious offices within the grounds of a statley home in the heart of the Buckinghamshire countryside, ICS
are experts in the supply of satellite & radio
services to organisations working in remote and
hazardous areas of the world. We are an independent
supplier which enables us to offer the complete range of
networks, equipment and services available today
ensuring you get the right equipment to suit your requirements. We
are specialists in the Aid market and have supplied
satellite and radio equipment into Kosovo, the Indian
earthquake disaster response,
Mozambique
flood response and most recently
Afghanistan
and
Pakistan
,
plus many other field programmes in
Africa
,
Asia
,
and
South
America
.
ICS
is the preferred supplier to many of the UK &
Irelands NGO's. We recently won a major tender to supply
Inmarsat equipment and airtime to the Inter Agency
Procurement Group a collection of the main Aid
organisations in
UK
&
Ireland
.
We also supply many other charity organisations,
missions and expeditions.
Other
market areas include Media & Broadcasting, Oil &
Gas, Maritime and Commodities. We are suppliers for some
of the largest News companies in the world providing
satellite telephones and Video equipment to provide live
broadcasts from war torn countries and remote
locations.
ICS Ltd
also specialise intelemedicine solutions;
ICS Commercial Director
Simon
O'Neill
has recently been appointed as the Communications
Consultant to the Royal Society of Medicine Catastrophes
and Conflict Forum. Other Partners and clients include
Telemedic Systems Inc, TMed Solutions and Medops. We are
active members of the Inmarsat Partnership, Midjan Group
and the World EOD Foundation.
As
well as mainstream commercial customers we have also
been involved in some interesting projects such as the
round the world balloon attempts. ICS were chosen
as the communications consultants for Richard Branson's
around the world balloon attempt the ICO Global
Challenge. This was a very complex and demanding project
and although the balloon wasn't very successful the
communications certainly were.
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