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The California Public Utilities Commission has issued a forecast for the installation of telecommunications infrastructure aimed at enhancing wireless and broadband speeds in Los Angeles, California. This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve connectivity and network performance across the region, with the project anticipated to involve the deployment of new hardware and systems to support faster and more reliable communications. The work will be executed at a designated location in Los Angeles, and the project is being managed under the oversight of the agency’s environmental compliance and planning unit. Andrew Chan, CEQA Project Manager, serves as the primary point of contact for this initiative, with inquiries directed to his official email and phone number. The project has been publicly posted on the CEQANet system for transparency and stakeholder engagement, though no formal solicitation number or set-aside classification has been assigned yet. While specific details regarding vendor selection, funding, or timelines remain unconfirmed, the forecast signals upcoming procurement activity and serves as an early notice to potential contractors and interested parties preparing to respond to a formal bid opportunity.