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This subcontract opportunity for Low Voltage and Communications Systems involves the installation of structured cabling and access control systems for prime contractors working on California High-Speed Rail Authority projects in Fresno. The scope of work includes routing and terminating Cat6 and fiber cabling, as well as the installation of biometric scanners and electronic access control hardware to deliver a fully operational system and certified cabling plant. Interested parties must hold a valid California Contractor's License, specifically C-7 or C-10 for low voltage work. The solicitation was posted on October 23, 2026, with a response deadline set for December 17, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 238210 and is managed through the Cal eProcure system.

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Low voltage subcontract for cabling and access control on California High-Speed Rail projects.

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This scope was carved out of HSR26-81.

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HSR26-81 Request for Proposals for Repair and Construction Projects. Multiple Award Task Order (MATOC) On-Ramp

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Installs structured cabling and access control systems for prime contractors on California High-Speed Rail Authority projects. Routes and terminates Cat6/Fiber cabling and installs electronic access control hardware and biometric scanners. Requires CA Contractor's License (Low Voltage/C-7 or C-10). Delivers a certified structured cabling plant and operational access control system.

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