Splicing And Testing Of Fiber Optic Cable

The contract involves providing fiber optic splicing, testing, and certification services to support the City of Pasadena’s Public Park Wi-Fi Project. The scope includes handling both underground and overhead fiber infrastructure, primarily within vaults in the City’s power conduit system, with fiber types ranging from single mode microcable to legacy multi-mode, spanning from 6 to 288 strands. The contractor will be responsible for completing splicing and testing tasks, while fiber runs are typically installed by City crews or other vendors. Additionally, the contractor must offer on-call troubleshooting and emergency repair services, with no guaranteed minimum workload, and the project’s total value is estimated between $500,000 and $1.5 million. The contractual framework is governed by a Master Labor and Materials Contract, which stipulates compliance with California prevailing wage laws, Pasadena’s Living Wage Ordinance, bonding requirements, and contractor responsibilities. Bidders are required to submit various forms certifying non-collusion, licensing, workforce utilization, and relevant project experience, along with subcontractor listings and shoring design details if applicable. The procurement process emphasizes legal and ethical compliance, with detailed documentation to ensure proper qualification and accountability. The primary point of contact for the solicitation is Christopher Huynh, and interested parties can access additional project details through the provided procurement portal link. Overall, the project aims to enhance public Wi-Fi infrastructure through specialized fiber optic services, with a focus on quality, compliance, and reliability.