Best Telecom Infrastructure Companies in Florida, United States
The 87 best Telecom Infrastructure companies in Florida, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Phoenix Tower International.
Ranked: Best Telecom Infrastructure companies in Florida
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Employees | Founded | Founder | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | acer The ACER provides technicians for the installation and maintenance of modern wired and wireless communication… | — | — | 4 | 2020 | — | 13 patents Vision-based control and data processing for automated lumber saw and retrieval systems | — |
| 2 | Advanced Telecom Systems Distributor of antenna system | — | — | — | 2000 | Shannon Ray Co-Founder | — | — |
| 3 | Alpine Provider of engineering services to construct telecommunication infrastructures | — | — | 83 83 → 55 (-34%) | 1980 | — | 46 patents Integrated decorative garden lighting, water features, and audio devices powered by solar/electric sources. | 1 partnership |
| 4 | Aluma Tower Manufacturer of multiple tower equipment for telecom industry | — | — | 42 42 → 27 (-36%) | 1982 | Robert Main CEO | 4 patents Design and automation of telescoping tower structures for construction and communications | — |
| 5 | Amphenol Custom Cable Manufacturer of fiber optic cables | — | — | 154 | 1980 | Carrie Leach Co-Owner | — | — |
| 6 | AMT Provider of technology-enabled solutions for industrial manufacturing and related sectors | — | — | — | 1996 | Daisuke Ando Chief Executive Officer | — | — |
| 7 | Ascend Wireless Networks Provider of construction and development of wireless network infrastructure | — | — | 28 | 2013 | Will Grindle CEO | — | — |
| 8 | Bigham Cable Construction Provider of telecommunication construction services | — | — | 129 | 1977 | Margo Bigham Co-Founder | — | — |
Top 12 Telecom Infrastructure companies in Florida
#1
Acquired · Boca Raton, Florida · founded 2014 · 263 employees$730Mraised▾
Operator of communications infrastructure including wireless towers and real estate solutions. This business provides build-to-suit and colocation options for the telecommunications industry. Services include the ownership and management of infrastructure assets to support network connectivity and performance. The company facilitates the expansion of coverage through various site types and technical configurations.
- Apr 2026PE$1.5B
- Apr 2022PE$30M
- Feb 2018Conventional Debt$250M
- Nov 2014PE$470M
#2
Series A · Boca Raton, Florida · founded 2013 · 490 employees$1.4Braised▾
Provider of telecommunications field and engineering services. It manages the acquisition, design, development, and modification of telecommunications sites. It supports the deployment of cellular networks by offering infrastructure solutions and technical services for wireless and fiber network operators. It focuses on the operation of infrastructure assets to facilitate connectivity.
- Mar 2024Series A—
- Sep 2023Conventional Debt$1.3B
- Aug 2022Conventional Debt$2B
- Jun 2021Conventional Debt$37M
#3
Late Stage · Boca Raton, Florida · founded 2015 · 56 employees$230Mraised▾
Provider of telecom infrastructure solutions. The company offers solutions for revenue generation opportunities from underutilized portions of properties and developments. ATP provides infrastructure services including macro cell towers, fiber networks, and distributed antenna systems. The firm works with municipalities, carriers, and site acquisition resources to build new sites in strategic areas.
- Mar 2024Conventional Debt$75M
- Sep 2020Conventional Debt$170M
- Oct 2019Conventional Debt$55M
- Jan 2018Conventional Debt$132.9M
#4
Acquired · St. Petersburg, Florida · founded 2006$139.1Mraised▾
Fiber network services provider
- Apr 2013Series D$18M
- Jun 2012Series D$17M
- Dec 2011Conventional Debt—
- Jul 2011Series C$74M
#5
Acquired · Aventura, Florida · founded 2011 · 50 employees$100Mraised▾
BTS Towers provides telecom tower infrastructure services to the carriers, telecom operators, and broadcasters in Latin America. It owns, builds, and operates an independent and neutral portfolio of tower sites. Its services include build-to-suite (designed as per the specifications of the operator), colocation (multiple operators sharing the same infrastructure), and renting spaces on towers, rooftops, and ground for the installation of equipment. Its portfolio includes monopoles, billboard poles, flag poles, guyed tower, camouflaged cell phone towers, etc. It also provides planning, development, construction and management of telecom infrastructure.
- Jul 2019Conventional Debt$26.1M
- Feb 2017PE$100M
#6
Seed · Fort Lauderdale, Florida · founded 2014 · 64 employees$58.3Mraised▾
Mexico's largest private telecom infrastructure provider, enabling digital connectivity and growth. The company is a leading operator focused on building an innovative and neutral telecommunications platform. It offers comprehensive infrastructure solutions, including towers, DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems), small cells, EDGE computing, and data centers. The business model centers around efficient infrastructure sharing, supporting major mobile network operators. They provide build-to-suit developments, site acquisition, and new infrastructure design and construction. Their services accelerate network expansion projects, enhancing coverage and capacity, particularly for 4G and 5G deployments. They are committed to long-term investment and expansion, facilitating digital transformation across the country. They are a B2B company.
- Feb 2019Conventional Debt$8.3M
- Jul 2018Conventional Debt$50M
- Jun 2014PE—
- Seed—
#7
Series B · Bradenton, Florida · founded 2008 · 18 employees$40Mraised▾
Provider of installation of wireless tower infrastructure services
- 2016Series B—
- Mar 2010Conventional Debt$30M
- Mar 2010Series B$15M
- Dec 2009Series B—
#8
Deadpooled · Vero Beach, Florida · founded 2004$30Mraised▾
Wirefree Partners, a company floated by Wirefree Partners III, to provide network design, construction, and administrative services in the 16 metropolitan markets where Wirefree Partners III, LLC holds PCS spectrum licenses. The company didn't have any commercial operations and was assessing the best technologies to construct the network. Sprint bought the spectrum in 2010.
- 2004PE$30M
#9
Seed · Miami, Florida · founded 2021 · 23 employees$2Mraised▾
Provider of internet services
- May 2022Seed$2M
#10
Public · Longwood, Florida · founded 2007 · 150 employees$6.5Mraised▾
Operator of an online gambling platform offering casino games. The platform provides access to various casino games. Users can participate in these games after registration and verification. The platform includes promotional offers and bonuses, subject to specific terms and conditions. Withdrawal of winnings is subject to verification and compliance with platform rules. The platform operates under a license from a recognized gaming authority. Account access and participation are governed by a user agreement.
- Apr 2018Seed$1.5M
- Mar 2018Conventional Debt$5M
#11
Public · Naples, Florida · founded 2007 · 66 employees$3.5Mraised▾
FTE Networks (through its subsidiaries) provides network integration services to the operators, data centers, and security surveillance. Its services include fiber-optic (design, engineering, maintenance, and testing), data center (design, engineer, deploy), wireless acquisition (site acquisition, DAS deployment, equipment integration), and security surveillance (IP video, trackers, surveillance etc).
- Jul 2017Post IPO$550K
- Nov 2016Post IPO$3M
#12
Acquired · Miami, Florida · founded 2016 · 353 employees$353Kraised▾
Provider of submarine cable network and telecom tower infrastructure services
- Dec 2022Grant (prize money)$353K
- Oct 2017PE—
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