Fiberoptic Conduit Repair and Installation
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This subcontract for Fiberoptic Conduit Repair and Installation supports prime contractors on projects for the California Department of Parks and Recreation. The scope of work involves comprehensive excavation and fiberoptic conduit installation, including utility location via potholing, asphalt saw cutting, and the installation of steel shoring beams for safe access. To ensure infrastructure safety, mechanical excavation is utilized with a requirement for hand digging within five feet of live fiber. The technical requirements include installing 1.4-inch schedule 40 PVC conduit at a depth of four feet and sealing HDD pipe. The contractor is responsible for delivering fully installed and backfilled conduit that connects the HDD pipe to the designated manhole. This project is categorized under NAICS code 237990 and is located in the 93402 zip code area.
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CA, 93402Set-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 14513_NOE.
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