Fiber and network builds, from the pole to the headend. Gage supplies the pole line hardware, the cable and duct, the power and enclosures at every hub, and the traffic control that keeps the crews safe on the road.
A broadband build is miles of route with a small amount of material every few hundred feet. The list is repetitive; getting it staged in route order is the job.
Pole-mounted transformers, switching, and the hardware for make-ready and new attachments along the route.
Fiber optic cable, power cable for hubs and amplifiers, and the duct and conduit for underground segments.
Pedestals, termination and meter boxes, and outdoor enclosures at splice points, hubs, and the headend.
Metering transformers and protection at powered hubs and headend sites.
Cones, delineators, barricades, and signage for crews working the shoulder and the road.
What a broadband bill of materials usually covers by category. Send the route list in any form and we'll quote it as one list.
| Pole line | Pole-mounted transformers, switching, reclosers, regulators |
|---|---|
| Cable | Fiber optic cable, power cable, grounding and static wire |
| Duct | Conduit and utility duct for underground segments |
| Enclosures | Pedestals, termination and meter boxes, outdoor enclosures |
| Fittings | Connectors, terminations, grounding hardware |
| Protection | Metering transformers and protection at hubs |
| Traffic and safety | Cones, barricades, signage, PPE, fall protection |
| Delivery | Staged in route order to the yard or the truck, nationwide |
The same four things we bring to every project, applied to a build measured in route miles.
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