Portfolio

Air Combat Command 304th Rescue Squadron
Information Transport System, Portland ANG

This project required the upgraded all Information Transport System Inside Plant components in Building 320 and added additional ITS ISP components in Building 380 on the Portland Air National Guard Base.

Scope of work highlights:

• Project included, main communication connection/cross-connections, communications equipment rooms, telecommunications rooms, telecomm enclosures, distribution support systems (raceways and pathways), communications cables, user outlets, cable riser systems, patch panels, and mounting hardware.
• Inspected and proofed existing ducts, raceways, and cable trays; installed, terminated, tested and certified all data and phone drops

Coquille Indian Tribe Fiber Network

Scope highlights include:

• Completed all design, permitting, easement, installation, termination, splicing and testing task for the project.
• Fiber outside plant was constructed underground via trenching.
• Project details included the field engineering; creation of drawings; traffic control planning and implementation; underground support infrastructure placement; fiber placement; hand-hole and other vault placement; locating tasks for existing underground facilities; equipment installation; fiber optic splicing and termination; fiber optic cable testing and certification; environmental management and restoration; and coordinated handoff of services.

Kingsley Field ANG Base, Bldg. 400/404 Telecom Addition

Addition and alteration of existing telecommunication infrastructure, including fiber optic and other low voltage wiring, accomplished for the relocation of personal to occupy buildings 400 and 404. Intranet and phone service capabilities provided to work offices for personnel to perform assigned duties.

Scope highlights include:

• Completed the outside plant telecommunication and inside building wiring construction for the project. All low voltage wiring for the public announcement system was placed in EMT ducting
• Placed over 1200 feet of EMT during the Public-Address system installation.

Mobile Wireless Cell Tower Connectivity

Scope highlights include:

• Completed all design, permitting, easement, installation, termination, splicing and testing task for the project.
• Fiber outside plant was constructed underground as well as aerial.
• Underground included trenching, plowing, and directional bore including a 3,100-foot under-bay crossing.
• Aerial included multiple overwater spans with a single span of greater than 1100 feet.
• Project details included the field engineering; creation of drawings; permitting, right of way, and easement application; traffic control planning and implementation; pole attachment make ready; underground and aerial support infrastructure placement; fiber placement to include lashing or other overbuild attachments; hand-hole and other vault placement; locating tasks for existing underground facilities; core drilling; rack and equipment installation; fiber optic splicing and termination; fiber optic cable testing and certification; environmental management and restoration; and coordinated handoff of services.
• Total fiber placement of nearly 20 miles required for this project.