Equipment tracking in Albuquerque
Our shop is here, so metro yards are our shortest trip.
Our field crews, onboarding leads and support team all work from Albuquerque. Contractors here get the shortest trip we make: installs in the yard between shifts, training on the machines your crews run, and an office on Louisiana Boulevard you can visit.
Where we work around the metro
From the West Mesa to the East Mountains, and down the valley to Belen.
- Albuquerque
- Rio Rancho
- Bernalillo
- Los Lunas
- Belen
- Moriarty
- Edgewood
- I-25 corridor, Bernalillo to Belen
- I-40 corridor, Tijeras to Moriarty
What we do in metro yards
Yard and job survey
An onboarding lead walks your yard and active jobs in week one and lists every machine.
Installs between shifts
Crews fit gateways at first light or after the last machine parks, so nothing misses a shift.
Training at your shop
Operators, mechanics and office staff trained on their own machines, in English or Spanish.
Office visits by appointment
Bring your fleet list to 1700 Louisiana Boulevard NE. Email ahead and we set a time.
How we schedule metro work
Crews by the week
We schedule crews by the week. Metro yards are the shortest trip on that schedule.
Travel included
Installation travel is included across New Mexico, from a Rio Rancho yard to a Belen job.
Monsoon afternoons
From July to September, crews finish outdoor installs before storms build over the Sandias.
Canyon and mesa signal
Where a canyon or mesa-top job drops signal, the A1 stores 30 days and sends it on reconnect.
Most asked for here
GPS equipment tracking
Every machine on one map, inside the job it belongs to, with its hours.
Preventive maintenance
Service schedules that follow each machine’s real hours and real dust.
Dispatch and haul planning
A dispatch board that knows each machine’s hours, next service and trailer.
Installation and commissioning
Gateways fitted to a written standard, photographed and tested before the crew leaves.
Albuquerque questions, answered
Is Gytix based in Albuquerque?
Yes. Our office is at 1700 Louisiana Boulevard NE, Suite 100, Albuquerque, NM 87110, and our field crews, onboarding leads and support team work from here. Support answers Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Time, and a person replies to every email within one business day.
How soon can a crew install trackers in an Albuquerque yard?
We schedule crews by the week, and metro yards are the shortest trip we make. Once your fleet list is in, your onboarding lead books the Connect week with you. One crew fits 40 to 60 machines a week, working around your shifts, and every install gets a photo record.
Do you charge travel for installs around Albuquerque?
No. Installation travel is included anywhere in New Mexico, so a yard on the West Mesa pays the same per-machine installation charge as a job in Moriarty or Belen. Outside New Mexico, we quote a flat trip fee before the visit, so the price is known up front.
Can our Albuquerque crews be trained in Spanish?
Yes. Training runs in English or Spanish, on your own machines, at your yard or shop. Operators learn the pre-shift inspection in the app, mechanics learn work orders and the office learns the reports. Onboarding is a flat fee, and extra on-site training days are charged by the day.
Talk to our Albuquerque team
Crews leave from 1700 Louisiana Boulevard NE, Suite 100, Albuquerque. A person replies within one business day.