Fiber blowing, pulling and mainline cable placement through existing conduit systems — delivered by a field-focused subcontractor built to support demanding telecom infrastructure projects.
We stay focused on the field work that moves backbone and middle-mile builds forward — cable placement, conduit readiness and reliable production.
Pneumatic placement for long conduit sections using professional cable blowing equipment, controlled push force and field-tested setup procedures.
Mainline underground pulling through existing conduit between handholes, vaults and manholes with disciplined cable handling, reel control and route coordination.
Proofing, pull-rope and mule-tape preparation, readiness checks and field support before cable placement begins.
Production-oriented field support that integrates cleanly with prime-contractor and network-build teams without adding unnecessary management overhead.
*Cable size capability depends on conduit inside diameter, route geometry, manufacturer limits and the selected blowing/pulling setup. We configure equipment to the project rather than limiting bids to one fixed cable size.
Representative underground fiber work completed across multiple U.S. markets. Client names can remain confidential while the production scope stays clear.
Completed underground placement scope on a major Louisiana program totaling approximately one million feet and utilizing 1728-count fiber. The project demonstrates sustained production capability on large-volume backbone construction and experience handling ultra-high-count cable.
Supported underground mainline fiber placement across the full East Texas project area from Longview through Marshall to Carthage, providing travel-ready production across multiple markets and route segments.
Completed approximately 150,000 feet of underground fiber placement on a high-production telecom build, supporting sustained route progress and contractor production targets.
Successfully completed approximately 130,000 feet of underground fiber placement, managing production across the project route through final completion.
Completed approximately 100,000 feet of underground fiber placement across Oklahoma project routes with production-focused blowing and pulling support.
Completed the full underground fiber placement scope on a project near Waco totaling approximately 75,000 feet, with cable ranging from 24-count through 96-count.
Placed approximately 20,000 feet of 144-count and 288-count underground fiber on a travel-based project in Cheyenne, demonstrating reliable production in long-distance field conditions.
Successfully pulled and blew approximately 10,000 feet of fiber through downtown Austin manhole infrastructure, completing the new underground route connection into a data center.
Representative completed work shown above is part of more than 5 million quantified feet of completed underground fiber placement across multiple U.S. markets. Additional scope details and references can be provided during qualification.
Equipment and field setup are selected around cable diameter, fiber count, duct size, run length and route conditions — allowing us to support conduit up to 2 inches and a wide range of project-specified cable sizes.
High-production hydraulic fiber optic cable blower used for mainline underground placement. Project setup is matched to the actual cable and conduit, and our overall field capability is not limited to a single machine configuration.
Compressor capacity matched to duct size and run length for stable cable blowing performance.
Field-ready power packs and hose setups for cable blower operation and controlled feed speed.
Fiber reel transport, setup and cable payout arranged for efficient production and cleaner jobsite flow.
We support underground fiber scopes wherever project volume justifies mobilization. Completed field experience spans Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alabama, Wyoming and Ohio, with crews structured for contractor-led builds and multi-state schedules.
Built for prime-contract and telecom construction workflows: clear scope, responsive communication, safety documentation and field production that can be tracked.
View Capability StatementSend the route, approximate footage and cable/conduit information. We’ll review the scope and respond with the next steps for pricing and mobilization.
