40k feet of Fiber Optic Cable, Control #4178

This solicitation is for the procurement and installation of approximately 40,000 feet of fiber optic cable. The project involves the supply, delivery, and installation of fiber optic infrastructure to support enhanced connectivity and utility operations. The scope includes all necessary materials, labor, equipment, and testing to ensure the fiber optic cable system is fully operational. The work likely encompasses trenching, boring, splicing, termination, and commissioning of the fiber backbone. Key deliverables include a fully tested and operational fiber network, as-built documentation, and warranty services.

The issuing organization is a member agency of the Tennessee Purchasing Group platform. The solicitation number is 4178. The publication date is July 22, 2026, and the submission deadline is July 24, 2026, at 2:00 PM EDT. The project location is within the state of Tennessee. Detailed specifications, bid documents, and buyer contact information are locked and available only to registered members of the purchasing group. Vendors must be registered to access the full solicitation package, including technical requirements, evaluation criteria, and submission instructions.

Vendors interested in this opportunity must register on the Tennessee Purchasing Group platform to gain access to the locked solicitation details. The registration provides access to bid documents, buyer contact information, and the ability to submit electronic responses. The submission must be completed electronically through the platform by the specified closing date and time. Late submissions will not be accepted.

This project is critical for expanding broadband and data communication infrastructure, supporting smart grid applications, utility operations, and public services. The fiber optic cable will serve as a backbone for high-speed data transmission, enabling advanced metering, distribution automation, and enhanced communication capabilities for the utility or municipality. The award will likely be based on a combination of price, technical capability, past performance, and compliance with specifications.