CoreFibre Networks is an Australian-owned telecommunications infrastructure provider specialising in the design, installation, management and operation of fibre optic networks for property developments.
We work with developers, builders, building owners, owners corporations, property managers and service providers to deliver future-ready fibre infrastructure for high-speed internet, Wi-Fi, CCTV, access control, intercoms, IPTV, building management systems and other smart building services.
CoreFibre helps developers deliver a smarter and more scalable telecommunications solution from the beginning of a project.
Instead of installing separate cabling and infrastructure for every service, CoreFibre designs a managed fibre backbone that can support multiple services across the development. This can reduce construction complexity, improve long-term flexibility and help make the property more attractive to residents, tenants and service providers.
A standard connection usually focuses mainly on internet access. CoreFibre is designed to support the broader technology needs of a modern development.
A CoreFibre network can support high-speed broadband as well as Wi-Fi, CCTV, access control, intercoms, IPTV, voice services, smart building systems and other connected technologies through a managed fibre network.
CoreFibre supports a wide range of developments, including:
· Apartment developments
· Build-to-Rent projects
· Residential and mixed-use developments
· Greenfield estates
· Hotels and serviced apartments
· Student accommodation
· Retirement villages
· Aged care facilities
· Healthcare and education facilities
· Commercial and multi-tenant buildings
· Industrial and business parks
The earlier the better.
CoreFibre should ideally be involved during the planning or design stage so telecommunications infrastructure can be properly considered before construction begins. Early involvement helps with pit and pipe planning, risers, communications rooms, fibre pathways, network design, equipment requirements and future service needs.
Yes. CoreFibre can design the full telecommunications infrastructure for a development, including the fibre backbone, GPON network, communications rooms, risers, network equipment, ONTs, pathways, pit and pipe requirements and future expansion needs.
Yes. CoreFibre can provide a complete end-to-end solution, including design, project management, installation, testing, commissioning and ongoing network management.
This means developers can deal with one provider for the fibre infrastructure rather than coordinating multiple separate parties.
GPON stands for Gigabit Passive Optical Network.
It is a fibre optic network technology used to deliver high-speed internet and other digital services to multiple users through a passive fibre network. GPON is commonly used in apartment buildings, mixed-use developments, hotels, student accommodation, retirement villages and other multi-user environments because it is scalable, reliable and efficient.
CoreFibre networks are designed to support high-speed fibre services, including multi-gigabit connectivity and upgrade paths to higher-capacity technologies.
Our fibre networks are capable of delivering broadband speeds of up to 10Gbps, or 10,000Mbps, per end user, depending on the selected technology, network design, service provider and chosen service plan.
Yes. Our fibre optic networks are designed and installed in accordance with Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)requirements together with applicable NBN and telecommunications standards.
Yes. CoreFibre supports an open access wholesale network model, allowing multiple service providers to connect to the same fibre infrastructure where available.
This gives residents, tenants and building owners more choice and helps avoid being locked into a single retail provider.
A CoreFibre network can support a wide range of services, including:
· High-speed internet
· Business-grade data services
· Wi-Fi networks
· CCTV
· Access control
· Intercom systems
· IPTV and television services
· Voice services
· Building management systems
· Smart building technology
· IoT devices
· Security systems
Yes. By using a single managed fibre backbone to support multiple services, CoreFibre can help reduce duplicated cabling, reduce riser and pathway requirements, simplify infrastructure planning and minimise future upgrade work.
This can create a more efficient telecommunications design compared with installing separate cabling systems for every service.
Installing fibre during construction is usually more cost-effective than retrofitting it later.
It allows the fibre network, pathways, communications rooms, risers and service requirements to be designed properly from the start. This reduces disruption, avoids unnecessary rework and helps ensure the development is ready for future technology needs.
Yes. CoreFibre provides Pit & Pipe design and installation for greenfield and new developments.
This helps developers manage telecommunications infrastructure requirements from the beginning of the project and simplifies the process of preparing the development for fibre connectivity.
Yes. CoreFibre provides complete ongoing network management after construction to help maintain the performance, reliability and security of the fibre network.
Our network management services can include:
· 24/7 network monitoring
· Network Operations Centre support
· Performance optimisation
· Fault detection and management
· Preventative maintenance
· Software and firmware updates
· Security monitoring
· Technical support
This helps ensure the network continues to operate reliably after installation and allows issues to be identified and addressed quickly.
Yes. CoreFibre provides 24/7 Network Operations Centre monitoring to help detect network issues, performance problems, service interruptions and potential security threats.
This proactive monitoring helps maintain reliable network operation, improves response times when issues occur and supports the long-term performance of the fibre network.
Yes. CoreFibre is designed for smart building environments.
A CoreFibre network can act as the central fibre backbone for multiple building technologies, including broadband, Wi-Fi, access control, CCTV, intercoms, IPTV, building automation, security systems and other connected services.
Yes. Fibre infrastructure is highly scalable and can support increasing bandwidth demands over time.
In many cases, future upgrades can be made by upgrading network electronics rather than replacing the fibre cabling itself. This makes fibre a strong long-term infrastructure choice for modern developments.
Yes. CoreFibre is Australian owned and operated, with local telecommunications experience and support.
Yes. CoreFibre provides fibre network design, consulting, project delivery and network management services across Australia, subject to project location, service availability and development requirements.
Our team can review your project details and confirm the most suitable design, delivery and support options for your development.
Yes. CoreFibre operates as a licensed telecommunications carrier in Australia.
Developers benefit from a future-ready fibre network that can support high-speed internet, smart building systems and multiple digital services through one managed infrastructure.
A CoreFibre network can help developers achieve:
· Reduced infrastructure and cabling duplication
· Lower construction complexity
· Simplified building services integration
· Better support for smart building technology
· Greater buyer and tenant appeal
· Increased long-term property value
· More flexible service provider options
· Easier long-term network management
· Reduced future upgrade costs
Residents and tenants benefit from fast, reliable fibre connectivity designed to support modern digital living.
A CoreFibre network can provide:
· Faster internet speeds
· More reliable connectivity
· Access to multiple internet service providers where available
· Better support for Wi-Fi and smart home technology
· Enhanced building security and communication systems
· Support for future digital services and technology upgrades
Yes. CoreFibre can work alongside developers, builders, consultants, electrical contractors, architects, project managers and other stakeholders to ensure the fibre infrastructure is properly designed and delivered as part of the overall development.
To request a proposal, contact CoreFibre with your project details, including the development type, location, number of lots or units, construction stage and required services.
CoreFibre can then review the project and provide guidance on the recommended network design, infrastructure requirements, budget considerations and implementation options.
