AT&T Fresno 1A (T-17872) Last Mile Infrastructure Project

The AT&T Fresno 1A Last Mile Infrastructure Project, under the oversight of the California Public Utilities Commission, aims to deliver reliable broadband services to underserved households in Fresno County, specifically targeting the areas of Fresno and Raisin City. This initiative is designed to enhance public safety by establishing robust communication infrastructure along major thoroughfares including SR-99, SR-41, and SR-180, ensuring critical connectivity for emergency services and community resilience. The project is scheduled to span 18 months, with construction and deployment activities focused on extending last-mile access to residents who currently lack adequate broadband coverage. The project is publicly forecasted with a posting date of October 16, 2025, and is managed under the California Public Utilities Commission, with Cesar Alvarado serving as the primary point of contact for regulatory inquiries. Although no solicitation number or set-aside details are specified, the initiative reflects a broader state commitment to digital equity and infrastructure modernization. The place of performance is centered in Fresno, California, and the project’s success hinges on timely execution and integration with existing utility networks to serve both residential and emergency response needs across the designated region.