Ground Control Systems is a pioneering specialty contractor focused on innovative micromobility parking solutions in North America. With over 30 years of experience, the company has positioned itself at the forefront of the micromobility movement, designing, building, and installing leading-edge infrastructure that enhances the urban landscape for cyclists, skateboarders, and scooter users alike. Their portfolio includes a diverse range of products, such as bike parking racks, lockers, skate and scooter racks, and bike repair stations.
What sets Ground Control Systems apart is their commitment to creating solutions that prioritize user experience, functionality, and design elegance. Rather than merely offering racks, they take a holistic approach to planning, ensuring that every project is tailored to specific needs, maximizing efficiency and space utilization. Their customer-centric strategy has led to recognition from the League of American Bicyclists as a “Platinum” level bicycle-friendly business, spotlighting their commitment to innovative design and excellent customer service.
Ground Control Systems services a variety of sectors including universities, corporate campuses, and multi-family developments, ensuring that their offerings comply with local regulations and ordinances while offering optimal usability. Their dedicated team approach ensures each client receives personalized support to navigate through the complexities of site design, logistics, and implementation effectively. With a focus on education and transparency, the company empowers customers to understand the value of investing in holistic parking systems that promote sustainability and ridership.
In a market where every inch counts, Ground Control Systems has successfully set new standards for micromobility infrastructure, offering world-class solutions that go beyond just providing racks. Their innovative products, such as the award-winning Varsity Bike Dock, are designed not just for aesthetics, but also for high usability and safety, encouraging people to embrace micromobility as a viable alternative for daily commuting.
