AT&T Yuba 1(T-17859) Last Mile Infrastructure Project

The AT&T Yuba 1 Last Mile Infrastructure Project, managed by the California Public Utilities Commission, aims to expand reliable broadband infrastructure to underserved areas in Yuba County, California, specifically targeting Yuba City, Olivehurst, Plumas Lake, Browns Valley, and Rancho Loma Rica. This initiative is designed to enhance public safety and improve internet access for households across the region, leveraging key transportation corridors including Highway 20 and Highway 65 to facilitate construction and connectivity. The project is slated to span 18 months and is positioned as a strategic investment in digital equity and emergency response capabilities. Ruchita Acharya, Public Utility Regulatory Analyst with the California Public Utilities Commission, serves as the primary point of contact for the initiative, with communications directed through her official email and phone number. Though the solicitation number, NAICS code, and set-aside details are not specified, the project is publicly forecasted as part of broader efforts to strengthen telecommunications resilience in rural and semi-rural communities. The official project page is accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act network, providing transparency and public access to developmental updates and regulatory documentation.