Anderson Technical Solutions (ATS) is a nationwide installation partner for transit agencies, fleets, and the integrators who serve them.
Anderson Technical Solutions started in 2018 to solve a problem transit agencies and integrators kept running into: installation crews who could handle the technology but not the accountability — the documentation, the scheduling, the follow-through. We built ATS around doing that part right, one site at a time.
That approach scaled. What started as a single crew has grown into a nationwide network of up to 20 contractors, DBE certified in 35 states, with more than 10,000 buses and 1,000 wayside signs and kiosks equipped along the way. Today we work alongside OEMs, systems integrators, and fleet operators to install the onboard and facility technology that keeps transit systems running — from a single-vehicle upgrade to a multi-site fleet rollout.
We deliver the clean installs, thorough documentation, and flexible scheduling that major integrators and transit agencies count on.
Every site is led by a seasoned, certified technician — not a subcontractor learning on your project.
Every install is backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty — we stand behind our work.
Pre- and post-installation testing on every job, so systems work before we leave the site.
Nights, weekends, or depot hours — we schedule around your fleet's duty cycle, not ours.
Chief Executive Officer
Michael Anderson brings more than 20 years of hands-on experience in technical, mechanical, and construction work to ATS. An entrepreneur since 2000, he pairs business leadership with the practical know-how of a field technician, guiding every project from planning through installation and completion. Through ATS, Mike leads technology installation and integration for public transit and infrastructure — CAD/AVL systems, digital signage, networking, and vehicle surveillance — with an approach built on solving problems, quality workmanship, and dependable client relationships.
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