Sources Sought OSP Fiber for Oak Mountain Outside Plant

The United States Space Force is seeking information from qualified contractors to perform work related to the installation of a new fiber optic cable infrastructure at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The project involves the installation of approximately 21,000 feet of 36-strand, single-mode fiber optic cable, including the procurement and installation of new hand holes and HDPE ducts. The contractor will be required to perform all work in compliance with DoD, AF, and industry standards, policies, and procedures. The contractor must have a minimum of 5 years' experience installing cabling systems and must be BICSI Certified with a BICSI ITS Installer 2, Optical Fiber Certification. • The project requires the installation of a new 2ea.-1.25-inch HDPE duct installation of one 36 strand, single-mode fiber optical cable along the proposed Station Road route. • The contractor shall utilize the installation method best suited for the proposed installation route along Station Road and install hand holes approximately 1700 feet apart. • The contractor shall procure and install new hand holes and HDPE SIDR 1.25 inch (or equivalent) duct with tracing wire to excavate to install between HH 75 AB to a MH 75C (MH465C) installing HH’s approximately 1700 feet apart along the proposed route. • The contractor shall provide a full-time, on-site project manager to oversee all facets of the entire project. • The contractor shall comply with all federal, California state, and local environmental requirements, policies, and procedures as specified by the Government.