Upgrade Existing Equipment– Harbor Development Permit No. 26-017

The contract involves upgrading existing telecommunications equipment at a tower site in Long Beach, California, as part of Harbor Development Permit No. 26-017. The work includes removing six antennas, six remote radio units, three hybrid trunks, one RBS 6201 outdoor enclosure, one EZBFO cabinet, two baseband processor unit 6630s, one power supply unit 4813 VR2A Kit, one baseband processor unit 6648, one digital unit for WCDMA 30, and one generator plug from the ground to clear space and support new infrastructure. The upgrade will install up to five new antennas, four RRU dual swivel mounts, eight RRUs, three hybrid trunks, and structural modifications to the tower. On the ground, the project will add two RP 6655 units, thirteen 50A SPDs, sixteen 40A DC circuit breakers, one Cam-lock generator plug, twelve SBS 190F batteries, two LED timer switches, and two LED lights to enhance system performance and power reliability. This project is managed by the Port of Long Beach in California and is posted as a forecast on June 9, 2026, with no specified solicitation number or set-aside details. Primary oversight is handled by Tyler Hanks, Environmental Specialist Intern, reachable at [phone hidden], with Arvin Norouzi serving as coordinator at [phone hidden] and [email hidden]. The work is intended to modernize the site’s wireless infrastructure, support increased capacity, and improve power and safety systems, with all modifications aligned to comply with local port development requirements. No specific NAICS code or organizational type is provided, and details such as city, state, and zip code for the office address are left blank in the data.