Technology Infrastructure Replacement Project SCO#28434

The contract involves the design and installation of a comprehensive technology infrastructure upgrade at the Carrington-Scott Campus in Graham, North Carolina. The project includes two main components: the development of an underground conduit system providing at least two separate and independent connectivity paths to each campus building, ensuring robust and resilient physical network pathways through directional boring, trenching, and conduit installation, along with necessary access points like pull boxes and handholes, followed by restoration of all disturbed surfaces. The second component focuses on the design and deployment of a redundant 24-strand single-mode fiber optic network running through the new conduit infrastructure, with all fiber strands terminated, tested, and connected to the college’s two on-campus data centers, creating a fault-tolerant architecture to eliminate any single points of failure. The solicitation, identified as Technology Infrastructure Replacement Project SCO#28434, is issued by Alamance Community College in North Carolina, with responses due by early June 2026. The work is categorized under a state and local government agency, with the primary point of contact being Thomas Hartman. This project aims to significantly enhance the campus's connectivity and network reliability through a strategically designed conduit and fiber optic system that supports redundancy and continuity of network operations across all campus buildings.