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Arcadian Interstate 80 Middle-Mile Broadband Network Project (Encroachment Permit 03-25-6-BB-2292)

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Arcadian, working with the California Department of Technology and the California Department of Transportation, plans to deploy broadband infrastructure along a one-mile segment of Interstate 80 in Placer County, between milepost 45.66 and 45.75. The project involves installing conduit and fiber optic cable to expand middle-mile connectivity, aligned with the previously approved Encroachment Permit 03-25-6-BB-0301. The initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance telecommunications infrastructure along state transportation corridors. The project is officially titled Arcadian Interstate 80 Middle-Mile Broadband Network Project under Encroachment Permit 03-25-6-BB-2292 and was posted as a forecast on July 30, 2026. Responsibility for oversight lies with Caltrans District 3 in Marysville/Sacramento, with Dotrik Wilson listed as the primary point of contact and Tiffanny Hale serving as the project manager for Arcadian. The project’s location is confined to California, with no specific city or zip code provided beyond the state designation. Further details can be accessed via the official project link provided.

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Arcadian to install fiber optic cable along one-mile I-80 stretch in Placer County for middle-mile broadband.

Agency

California → Caltrans, District 3 - Marysville/Sacramento

NAICS

237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Caltrans, District 3 - Marysville/Sacramento

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California → Caltrans, District 3 - Marysville/Sacramento

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Arcadian, in coordination with the California Department of Technology and the California Department of Transportation, proposes to install broadband infrastructure consisting of conduit and fiber optic cable along one structure on I-80 between PM 45.66 and PM 45.75 in Placer County. This project is associated with the linear broadband installation approved in Encroachment Permit 03-25-6-BB-0301.

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