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Telecommunications and Fiber-Optic Design

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UT, USA

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This scope was carved out of PCMC27039-WAT.

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RSOQ for 2027 Water & Stormwater Design Engineering Services

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Designs fiber-optic conduit and related infrastructure for prime contractors on Park City Municipal Corporation water and stormwater projects. Designs conduit paths, sites junction and pull boxes, and coordinates fiber infrastructure with water/stormwater utility crossings. Requires Professional Engineer (PE) license in Electrical or Communications. Delivers fiber-optic conduit plans, pull box details, and specifications.

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