SSS News & Insights

City of Owasso (OK) awards Second Sight's Utility Metering Division another AMI Water Meter Installation Contract (2020)

Second Sight Scores a Home Run by Winning Contracts for Water Meter Installations and Network Infrastructure as Expansion in Texas Continues (2020)

Second Sight Awarded Fiber Splicing Services Contract with the Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) in Oklahoma

In June 2019, Second Sight Systems was awarded a Fiber Splicing Services Contract with the Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) in Oklahoma. Second Sight Systems will be responsible for the splicing of ADSS and OPGW fiber on various transmission,

City of Salem (MO) awards Second Sight AMI Water Meter Replacement Contract (2019)

In April 2019, Second Sight Systems was awarded an AMI water meter replacement contract with the City of Salem, MO. Second Sight Systems will be responsible for removing 2,200 existing residential water meters and replacing them with new AMI water

Second Sight Wins Tower Services Agreement with City Utilities of Springfield, MO (2019).

In April 2019, Second Sight Systems was awarded a Tower Services and Maintenance contract for up to 3 years with City Utilities of Springfield, MO. Second Sight Systems will be responsible for tower inspections, lighting, maintenance, and

Landis & Gyr Contracts Second Sight to Provide Meter Services for the Ameren and Spire Networks (2019)

Second Sight Systems, LLC to Provide AMR Meter Services for the Ameren and Spire Networks..

Second Sight Systems Wins Utility Metering Service Contract in MO, IL (2017)

Second Sight Systems, a leading provider of utility metering services for electric, gas, and water utilities, is pleased to announce it has been awarded a significant metering contract with Landis+Gyr. This contract is a multi-year meter reading and

SSS upgrades a landmark tower in St. Louis (2017)

The Ameren communication tower in Downtown St. Louis has been a vital asset for the region’s electric and gas utility provider for many years. Built in the 1960’s and standing 348-feet tall, this 50-year-old communication tower represents multiple