Exhibit C. 2025 Work Order Bid Sheet.xlsx
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- Wasco County, Oregon
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This is a comprehensive 2025 Work Order Bid Sheet for a network build and repair project, covering detailed cost items and unit pricing for telecommunications infrastructure work. The document outlines extensive network construction activities including aerial and underground fiber optic cable installation, conduit placement, splicing, restoration, and miscellaneous communication infrastructure tasks. The bid sheet provides granular pricing for various technical activities such as trenching, boring, cable placement, pole transfers, handhole installations, fiber splicing, and network repair services, with each activity broken down into specific unit codes, quantities, and standardized unit costs.
The pricing structure allows for labor, equipment, and material reimbursement, with a provision for contractors to seek additional compensation for non-standard materials at cost plus 15%. The document includes an extensive materials list with specific manufacturer part numbers for splice cases, fiber cables, conduits, handholes, and network equipment. The bid sheet covers both network build and network repair work orders, with pricing mechanisms for standard and overtime rates across different crew types including fiber splicers, aerial restoration crews, and buried restoration crews. The comprehensive nature of the document suggests a large-scale telecommunications infrastructure expansion or maintenance project with detailed technical and financial specifications.
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Network Build
| Work Order - Network Build: Job Name / Purchase Order Number | ||||
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| Cost Item | Code | Unit | Qty | Unit Cost | Total Cost | Definitions | All units include labor, equipment, and materials not provided by owner. Contractor may seek reimbursement for materials not commonly associated with units, with written approval, which will be paid at cost plus 15%. This includes conditions when suitable soil or native soil is not allowed or readily available. Contractor must supply a copy of invoice. |
| Installation of Aerial Strand, including grounding bonds | APS | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | APS-Placement of messenger wire to the required tension. All pole attachments, bonding and dead end framing is included. Strain Insulators are required in overhead guys and down guys pending on location. Documentation of new attachment height from ground and neutral is required | |
| Place and Lash Fiber Optic Cable, including fiber tags | ALS | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ALS-Any work required to secure fiber optic cable to a messenger wire, including overlashing of fiber cable, placement of storages (snow-shoes), placement of wind dampeners and coiling of fiber for splicing. LASHER is to ALWAYS have down pressure to prevent slipping and/or skipping. Unit includes bonding, strapping and cable management on the face of the pole. Straps and spacers will be uniform and placed per standards. No Tape is to be left on the fiber optic cable after lashing has been completed. | |
| Place and Lash additional cable, including fiber tags | ALS1 | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ALS1-Any work required to secure an additional fiber optic cable to a messenger wire, including overlashing of fiber cable, placement of storages (snow-shoes), placement of wind dampeners and coiling of fiber for splicing. | |
| Delash & Relash Fiber Cable | ALD | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ALD-Complete the operation of delashing, retrieving slack, and relashing of the fiber optic cable. The removal, relocation, and completion of fiber storage assemblies and wind dampeners are required. The fiber may be relocated up to 60 feet in road widening situations. LASHER is to ALWAYS have down pressure to prevent slipping and or skipping. Unit includes bonding, strapping and cable management on the face of the pole. Straps and spacers will be uniform and placed per standards. No Tape is to be left on the fiber optic cable after lashing has been completed. | |
| Fiber Relocation | ADS | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ADS-Move fiber cable from an existing storage to a new location. This unit includes moving hardware, wind dampeners, temporary support of the existing fiber, and placement of new storage assemblies, proper dead ends and tensioning fiber to manufacture requirements. | |
| Fiber Placement, self supporting, ADSS | CFO | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | CFO-Placement of ADSS fiber to required tension. The placement of required ADSS hardware, including dead ends, vibration dampeners, and storage assemblies are included. Refer to material specifications sheet for specific hardware and placing requirements. | |
| Place New or Transfer crossarms wood or composite | ARM | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ARM-The placement and/or transfer of a cable arm. Wood arms will be 4’ arms, placement of braces included. Fiberglass arms up to 24” in length. Included in these units is the transfer or move of the existing or new attachment. Both ADSS and or Strand and lash attachment types are included | |
| Place New Riser up to 2", with stand off brackets | ARR2 | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ARR2-The placement, removal, and/or transfer of a new or existing conduit riser, transition from underground to aerial. Riser will be placed on standoff brackets, never mounted to the face of the pole. Conduits shall be capped at all times. | |
| Place New Riser up to 4", with stand off brackets | ARR4 | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ARR4-This unit include the placement, removal, and/or transfer of a new or existing conduit riser, transition from underground to aerial. Riser will be placed on standoff brackets, never mounted to the face of the pole. Conduits shall be capped at all times. | |
| Pole Transfer (Straight) | APT | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | APT-Transfer of one straight pole attachment, either strand or ADSS Fiber. Unit includes bonding, strapping, cable management on the face of the pole, removal of old hardware. Documentation of new attachment height from ground and neutral is required. | |
| Pole Transfer (Angle) | APG | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | APG-Transfer of one angle pole attachment, any type. Unit includes transferring side guy and or overhead guy at both ends (if required), bonding, strapping, cable management on the face of the pole and removal of old hardware. Documentation of new attachment height from ground and neutral is required. | |
| Pole Transfer (Dead End) | APD | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | APD-Transfer of one dead end pole attachment, any type. Unit includes transferring side guy, overhead guy and down guy. Bonding, strapping, cable management on the face of the pole, and removal of old hardware is required. Documentation of new attachment height from ground and neutral is required. | |
| Anchor Placement New | PF | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | PF-Transfer, remove or placement of a new anchor to required depth. This scope of work includes all types of anchors including, plates, screw and or rock. Unit also includes transferring or replacement of down guy and bonding if required. | |
| Anchor Placement New, Rock, Sidewalk | PFS | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | PFS-Transfer, remove or placement of a new anchor to required depth. This scope of work includes all types of anchors including, plates, screw and or rock. Unit also includes transferring or replacement of down guy and bonding if required. | |
| Anchor Transfer and or Removal | PF1 | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | PF1-Transfer, remove or placement of a new anchor to required depth. This scope of work includes all types of anchors including, plates, screw and or rock. Unit also includes transferring or replacement of down guy and bonding if required. |
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| Cost Item | Code | Unit | Qty | Unit Cost | Total Cost | Definitions | All units include labor, equipment, and materials not provided by owner. Contractor may seek reimbursement for materials not commonly associated with units, with written approval, which will be paid at cost plus 15%. This includes conditions when suitable soil or native soil is not allowed or readily available. Contractor must supply a copy of invoice. |
| Trench 1 - 2" Conduit | BTP | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BTP-Trenching and placement of conduit, warning signs, marker tape, suitable backfill material, soil compaction, and restoration as specified on the construction drawings and municipality permit up to 36" depth. This unit includes all fencing work, including temporary removal, restoration, and any surface restoration of gravel or sod. Unit includes proofing and roping of newly installed conduit when fiber isn’t to be pulled through conduit. | |
| Trench 2 - 2" Conduit | BTP1 | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BTP2-Placement of a 2nd conduit in the BTP trench. Unit includes proofing and roping of newly installed conduit when fiber isn’t to be pulled through conduit. | |
| Rock Breaking or Sawing | BRP | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BRP-Rock Trench and placement of conduit when rock conditions exist and approved by owner. Minimum 6” wide and up to 36” depth. The placement of buried cable warning marker tape, backfill, compaction tamping, and restoration as specified on the construction drawings. These units include all fence work, including temporary removal, restoration and replacement. Unit includes proofing and roping of newly installed conduit when fiber isn’t to be pulled through conduit. | |
| Plow 1 - 2" Conduit | BPP | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BPP-Plow and placement of conduit, warning signs, market tape, suitable backfill material, soil compaction, and restoration as outlined on construction prints and municipal permitting up to 36" depth. Pre-ripping shall precede all plowing and be made in the same direction as the plow route at a minimum depth of 4 inches below the depth of HDPE/inner duct placement as noted in the Specifications and Construction Drawings. Minimum depth of 36” is required. All restoration is included to pre-existing conditions. Unit includes proofing and roping of newly installed conduit when fiber isn’t to be pulled through conduit. | |
| Bore 1 - 2" Conduit | BDB | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BDB-Directional Drill, these units includes all work and access to bore site (including entry, exit and intermediate bore pits), Bore Profiles and material handling to directional bore the specified size up to 2” HDPE and or (2) 1 ¼”HDPE, to the depth and distance specified on the construction drawings. These units include the removal and proper disposal of any drilling fluids in accordance with the requirements of governmental authority. | |
| Bore 1 - 4" Conduit | BDB1 | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BDB1-This unit is to supply the terms of the BDB unit for up to 4" size hole | |
| Bore Rock up to a 2" size hole | BDR | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BDR-Rock Directional Drill, these units shall apply only when the Contractor encounters rock that will not allow the bore to continue with a conventional boring head, and a rock directional boring machine is required. Owner approval is required prior to commencing work. | |
| BDC Credit, 251 feet or above | BDC | FT | 0 | $ (1.00) | $ - 0 | BDC-This is a per foot credit for work orders constructing beyond 251 feet for directional rock activities, any size. Applies to BDB, BDB1, and BDR units. | |
| Rod and Rope pre-existing conduit | BRR | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BRR-This unit includes “rodding and roping” of any existing conduits or inner ducts. An appropriately sized mandrel shall be passed through each conduit/inner duct and a pull tape, pull rope, or detectable locatable mule tape shall be left in each vacant conduit and or inner duct. Pre-approval is required by owner for any conduit repairs. Unit is paid from wall to wall measurements and will require slack / storage in the vault or hand hole. This unit is only used on Pre-Existing Conduit, not installed under the trenching or boring units. All conduit shall include a locate wire if conduit doesn’t come with a pre-installed locate wire. | |
| Pull or Blow Fiber Cable thru conduit | BCD | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BCD-Pull or blow fiber optic cable through any size duct, and to seal and or plug all conduit(s) and inner duct(s). All opening and closing of vaults / hand holes and restoration is part of this scope. At no time will the cable be compressed over 200 pounds by blowing machine. If a blowing and capstan method of operations is used, the capstan shall not at any time pull over 600 pounds of tension to cable. Burden of proving equipment calibration is the Contractor’s responsibility. Fiber optic cable shall be coiled, racked and stored on cable shoes inside the vault. Unit is paid from wall to wall measurements, and will require slack / storage in the vault or hand hole. All conduit shall include a locate wire if conduit doesn’t come with a pre-installed locate wire. | |
| Install Locate Wire, 500 feet or above | UGLW | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | UGLW-Underground Locate Wire, this unit only applies on sections over 500 feet in length. Unit is to be paid by footage of conduit from wall to wall, vault to vault, or vault to building. Unit included using detectable mule tape or coated copper wire, pending on the engineering requirements. Slack is to be left in vault and building for easy access connections for locating equipment, and at times, attached to fiber marker per standards. All Unit is paid per conduit foot. Sections under 500' in length, pulling locate wire or detectable mule tape is included in the fiber pulling unit. | |
| Handhole Placement, Large | BVM | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BVM-Remove and/or install a pre-cast vault or hand hole per specified drawings. These units include excavation, placing the specified granular footing for the vault, placing the grounding system, ground rod, backfilling per specifications, setting new frames, racks and covers, running conduit into the hand hole and sealing the entrances with an industry accepted sealant or grout. Composite type bottomless vaults require 8” of base pea gravel and a rodent screen. Typical composite hand hole size is 30x48x48 (Large). See Material requirement attachment for specific details on materials included within the handhole. All cables and splice cases will be racked on cable shoes. Grounding is required in all vaults, see specifications for more details. | |
| Handhole Placement, Small | BVMS | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BVMS-Remove and/or install a pre-cast vault or hand hole per specified drawings. These units include excavation, placing the specified granular footing for the vault, placing the grounding system, ground rod, backfilling per specifications, setting new frames, racks and covers, running conduit into the hand hole and sealing the entrances with an industry accepted sealant or grout. Composite type bottomless vaults require 8” of base pea gravel and a rodent screen. Typical composite hand hole size is 17x30x30 (Small) and 30x48x48. See Material requirement attachment for specific details on materials included within the handhole. All cables and splice cases will be racked on cable shoes. Grounding is required in all vaults, see specifications for more details. | |
| Handhole Placement, Flower Pot | BVMF | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BVMF-Work necessary to install or remove at ground level one flower pot handhole per construction standards. | |
| Install Fiber Marker Post | FMP | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | FMP-Install Fiber Marker Post, and include locate wire and grounding to cable or handhole per specifications. | |
| Asphalt Restoration | BRA | Sq. Foot | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BRA-Saw cut, remove, and restore asphalt up to 6” depth, surface mix, sub‑base, gravel base, striping paint, and speed bumps, as detailed on construction drawings or as required on permits. The Unit includes labor for stone or gravel needed and compaction All pavement will be line cut or otherwise cut with an approved method to ensure only a minimum amount has to be replaced. When required by Federal, State, or Local regulations, the contractor will be allowed a cutback or “T-Cut” of paving at the unit prices for the applicable work. A “cutback" shall be defined as the cutting and removal of additional paved surface outside that which was cut and removed for the actual trench width requirement. After backfilling the Contractor shall keep all trenches and excavations in safe condition for vehicular and pedestrian traffic, until permanent paving has been completed. All materials to be removed shall be disposed of by the Contractor at a “recognized dump facility” in the area as designated by the local governing authority. Contractor shall invoice for gravel at a cost plus 15% and shall provide a copy of the invoice. | |
| Concrete Remove & Restore | BRC | Sq. Foot | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | BRC-Saw cut, remove, and restore concrete up to 6” depth, including sub‑base, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, gravel base, reinforcement steel, striping paint, and speed bumps, as detailed on the construction drawings or as required on permits. The Contractor's price includes labor for stone or gravel needed and compaction. After backfilling the Contractor shall keep all trenches and excavations in safe condition for vehicular pedestrian traffic, until permanent paving has been completed. All materials to be removed shall be disposed of by the Contractor at a “recognized dump facility” in the area as designated by the local governing authority. This unit includes contractors cost for concrete. |
| Splicing | |||||||
| Cost Item | Code | Unit | Qty | Unit Cost | Total Cost | Definitions | All units include labor, equipment, and materials not provided by owner. Contractor may seek reimbursement for materials not commonly associated with units, with written approval, which will be paid at cost plus 15%. This includes conditions when suitable soil or native soil is not allowed or readily available. Contractor must supply a copy of invoice. |
| New Fiber Optic Closure placement, large | SCC | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | SCC-Placement of a new fiber optic splice case enclosure, large. Also included are all tasks necessary to make the final placement/securing of cables and closures in manholes, hand holes or other structures, pumping the vault, testing for hazardous situations (i.e. – gas), ventilating the hole. Organizer tray assembly and all other tasks necessary to prepare Fiber Optic cables (OSP & ISP), securing the closure in the vault, grounding and cleanup of the work area. See Fiber Splicing Spec’s for further details. | |
| New Fiber Optic Closure placement, small | SCCS | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | SCCS-Placement of a new fiber optic splice case enclosure, small. Also included are all tasks necessary to make the final placement/securing of cables and closures in manholes, hand holes or other structures, pumping the vault, testing for hazardous situations (i.e. – gas), ventilating the hole. Organizer tray assembly and all other tasks necessary to prepare Fiber Optic cables (OSP & ISP), securing the closure in the vault, grounding and cleanup of the work area. See Fiber Splicing Spec’s for further details. | |
| New Fiber Optic Closure placement, Cable Cut Mid-Entry Prep | SPR | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | SPR-Cable Cut or Mid-entry Prep by removing the sheath at two ends, pulling back the sheath, cleaning the fibers, managing the lateral cable of the specified size, tray and cleaning fibers, and placing a new splice case. This unit is an adder to the SCC or SCCS unit. These units also include complete troubleshooting and repair (i.e. Clean-up & Re-splicing Attempts) that may arise during Acceptance Testing, i.e. Bi-directional OTDR and Power (Insertion Loss) testing as specified owner construction standards. See Fiber Splicing Spec’s for further details. | |
| Splice Closure Prep and Re-Entry, large | SPC | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | SPC-Prepare an existing splice case, large for splicing and placement of one or more new cables. Also included are all tasks necessary to make the final placement/securing of cables and closures in manholes, hand holes or other structures, pumping the vault, testing for hazardous situations (i.e. – gas), ventilating the hole. Final cable routing to the OCEF, POP or Hut, cable preparation (jacket removal, grounding / bonding, etc.). Organizer tray assembly and all other tasks necessary to prepare Fiber Optic cables (OSP & ISP), securing the closure in the vault, grounding and cleanup of the work area. See Fiber Splicing Spec’s for further details. | |
| Splice Closure Prep and Re-Entry, small | SPCS | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | SPCS-Prepare an existing splice case, small for splicing and placement of one or more new cables. Also included are all tasks necessary to make the final placement/securing of cables and closures in manholes, hand holes or other structures, pumping the vault, testing for hazardous situations (i.e. – gas), ventilating the hole. Final cable routing to the OCEF, POP or Hut, cable preparation (jacket removal, grounding / bonding, etc.). Organizer tray assembly and all other tasks necessary to prepare Fiber Optic cables (OSP & ISP), securing the closure in the vault, grounding and cleanup of the work area. See Fiber Splicing Spec’s for further details. | |
| Splice and Test Fiber, 1-12 | HO | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | HO-1-21 splices, complete one (1) single fusion splice of (2) fiber optic strands. These units also include fusion splicing/terminating of affiber cable to pigtail(s) in any case, panel, etc. These units also include complete troubleshooting and repair (i.e. Clean-up & Re-splicing Attempts) that may arise during Acceptance Testing, i.e. Bi-directional OTDR and Power (Insertion Loss) testing as specified in owner specifications. All Testing requirements are included in this unit. See Fiber Splicing Spec’s for further details. Splicing of fiber will be paid by the total quantity of fibers spliced per project Work Order. Example: If 2 splices are billed, unit 1-12 would be used for a total quantity of 2 splices, HO Unit. | |
| Splice and Test Fiber, 13-24 | HO1 | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | HO1-13-24 splices. Example: If 20 splices are billed, unit 13-24 would be used for a total quantity of 20 splices, HO1 Unit. | |
| Splice and Test Fiber, 25-48 | HO2 | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | HO2-25-48 splices. Example: If 40 splices are billed, unit 25-48 would be used for a total quantity of 40 splices, HO2 Unit. | |
| Splice and Test Fiber, 49 and above | HO3 | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | HO3-49 and above. If 144 splices are billed, unit 49 and above would be used for a total quantity of 144 splices, HO3 Unit. |
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| Cost Item | Code | Unit | Qty | Unit Cost | Total Cost | Definitions | All units include labor, equipment, and materials not provided by owner. Contractor may seek reimbursement for materials not commonly associated with units, with written approval, which will be paid at cost plus 15%. This includes conditions when suitable soil or native soil is not allowed or readily available. Contractor must supply a copy of invoice. |
| Install Rack or Wall Mounted Fiber Termination Panel, any size | FDP | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | FDP-Placement of a subscriber fiber termination panel either to a telecommunications rack or backerboard. In the event a backerboard is not present, contractor to supply 3'x3' backboard as shown on construction prints | |
| Interior Building Fiber Cable Placement | SIFOT | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | SIFOT-Routing fiber optic cable and conduit from a facility entrance (penetration) into the building to a cable termination point. | |
| Interior Building Fiber Cable Placement, EMT | SIFCT | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | SIFCT-Routing fiber optic cable and EMT conduit from a facility entrance (penetration) into the building to a cable termination point. | |
| Core Drill, Building or Wall Penetration, wood | CSFOD | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | CSFOD-Building Core drill for the purposes of transitioning conduit between rooms or from exterior of the building. This unit includes wood, sheet rock, or other similar materials | |
| Core Drill, Building or Wall Penetration, concrete | CSFOD1 | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | CSFOD1-Building Core drill for the purposes of transitioning conduit between rooms or from exterior of the building. This unit includes concrete, brick, metal, or other surfaces similar in nature. | |
| Outdoor Communications Cabinet | CABCL | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | CABLC-Installation of a universal broadband enclosure, generally 26x24x24 on a concrete pad or H frame. Cabinet shall be installed according to manufacturers specifications, and shall include grounding, pouring of the pad, and installation of the H frame if applicable. Electrical services are not included in this unit. | |
| Aerial or Underground Fiber Wreckout | WRK | FT | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | WRK-This removal of fiber optic cable in aerial or underground applications. Removal of ADSS hardware, Messenger wire, down guys, and hardware are included in this unit. Underground conduit will be occupied with a mule tape and tied at each end for future use. Ducts will be plugged to prevent water and silt migration. Underground Wall to Wall measurements are to be documented. This unit makes no distinction to inside our outside fiber cabling. | |
| Traffic Control Crew | TRA | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | TRA-Two person certified traffic control licensed individuals with required safety and traffic protection items. Unit is paid by the crew hour. Must be approved by owner prior to commencing work | |
| Traffic Control Crew, Overtime Rate | TRAO | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | TRAO-Two person certified traffic control licensed individuals with required safety and traffic protection items. Unit is paid by the crew hour, and is considered overtime from regular working hours. | |
| Tree Trimming | TT | Sq. Foot | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | TT-Trimming of trees and branches to maintain a safe clearance between communications and utility lines, shall be paid by square foot | |
| Splice Case Audit | SCA | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | SCA-The work performed to review and audit splice case opened from the SPC units, this will serve as an adder. Must provide splice case audit as-built, pictures, and GIS tag of location. |
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Network Repair
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| Cost Item | Code | Unit | Qty | Unit Cost | Total Cost | Definitions |
| On Call Unit | Monthly | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Fiber Splicer Restoration, Single Person | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Fiber Splicer Restoration, Single Person, Overtime Rate | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Fiber Splicer Restoration, Two Person | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Fiber Splicer Restoration, Two Person, Overtime Rate | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Aerial Restoration Crew | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Aerial Restoration Crew, Overtime Rate | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Buried Restoration Crew | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Buried Restoration Crew, Overtime Rate | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Driver / Lowboy, Tractor - Trailer | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Driver / Lowboy, Tractor - Trailer, Overtime Rate | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | ||
| Splice Case Audit | EA | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | This unit covers all the work to open, review, close, return, and relash (for aerial cases) a splice case for an audit. This unit includes the work to create the splice case audit, pictures, and GIS tag of location. | |
| Field, Engineer, Design, and Draft | HR | 0 | $ 1.00 | $ - 0 | This unit is to be utilized as an hourly unit, requested by owner to perform Outside Plant field review, pole data collection and other engineering and permitting duties for specific project(s) or scope of work. Staff assigned are to have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in their related field. Shall be knowledgeable in Joint Use Pole attachments and application processes, municipality rules and regulations, material specifications and limitations. All costs shall be included within the hourly rate, fuel, meals, travel, and hotel. |
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| Cost Item | Manufactor | Part Number | Qty | Unit Cost | Total Cost | Definitions |
| Splice Case, 432 Splices, Large | AFL | AX-2-B-L-1-2-0-X | 0 | $ - 0 | X-2 with basket, 1 loaded tray, 2 cable entry kits, 0 grounds no inner basket | |
| Splice Case, 144 Splices, Small | AFL | AX-1-B-L-1-1-0-X | 0 | $ - 0 | X-1 , 1 loaded tray, 1 cable entry kit, 0 grounds, no inner basket | |
| Splice Tray, fully loaded | AFL | AX-TRAY-2-4 | 0 | $ - 0 | ||
| Cable Strain Relief | AFL | AX-KIT-CBLSTRN-1 | 0 | $ - 0 | ||
| Splice Case, 144 Splices, 12 drops | Channell | G4N_DS_ENG_050524 | 0 | $ - 0 | 48f splices with 8 drops, butt splice, must specify splitter and tray config | |
| Splice Case, 48 Splices, 8 drops | Channell | G5N_DS_ENG_012424 | 0 | $ - 0 | 144f splices with 12 drops, butt splice, must specify splitter and tray config | |
| Splice Case, (4 trays) | Channell | G6NBA4S00NNNN | 0 | $ - 0 | ||
| Aerial Pole Mount Cable Slack Bracket (G4, G5 or G6) | Channell | BR3100-00240PK | 0 | $ - 0 | 12 per pack | |
| Aerial Closure Mounting Bracket (G4, G5 or G6) | Channell | BR06018090PMK | 0 | $ - 0 | 12 per pack | |
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| ADSS, 12 Count | Prysmian | F-ADES1163-12-B1-012-E3 | 0 | $ - 0 | exZpan, ADSS, 12f, ITU G.652.D Bend Insensitive | |
| ADSS, 48 Count | Prysmian | F-ADES1163-12-B1-048-E3 | 0 | $ - 0 | exZpan, ADSS, 12f, ITU G.652.D Bend Insensitive | |
| ADSS, 96 Count | Prysmian | F-ADES1025-12-B1-096-E3 | 0 | $ - 0 | exZpan, ADSS, 12f, ITU G.652.D Bend Insensitive | |
| ADSS, 144 Count | Prysmian | F-ADES1025-12-B1-144-E3 | 0 | $ - 0 | exZpan, ADSS, 12f, ITU G.652.D Bend Insensitive | |
| ADSS, 288 Count | Prysmian | F-ADES1025-12-B1-288-E3 | 0 | $ - 0 | exZpan, ADSS, 12f, ITU G.652.D Bend Insensitive | |
| Outdoor Rated Single Mode 250um micro-fiber 144CT | Clearlinks | 102112-5k | 0 | $ - 0 | Single Fiber SM Dielectric Flat Drop Cable ships in 5000 ft reels | |
| $ - 0 | ||||||
| Conduit, 2 Inch HDPE, SDR9, Smooth out, Ribbed in | Duraline or TBD | TBD | 0 | $ - 0 | ||
| 18/14mm Locatable Duct | K-NET | TWD1814-1UFS | 0 | $ - 0 | 4,000 foot reels | |
| $ - 0 | ||||||
| Handhole, Large, 24x36x24, Tier 22 | Channell | BULKU2436240066011 | 0 | $ - 0 | BULK - 24"x36"x24"D, Shield Lid "Tier 22", Self Lock, Fiber Optic Logo | |
| Handhole, Medium, 17x30, Tier 22 | Channell | BULKU1730240066011 | 0 | $ - 0 | BULK - 17"x30"x24"D, Shield Lid "Tier 22", Self Lock, Fiber Optic Logo | |
| Handhole, Small, 13"x18"D, Tier 22 | Channell | BULKU1324180066011 | 0 | $ - 0 | BULK - 13"x24"x18"D, Shield Lid "Tier 22", Self Lock, Fiber Optic Logo | |
| Handhole, Flower Pot, 12x12x12 | Channell | SGLB01211011 | 0 | $ - 0 | Pallet qty of 72, self lock, w/logo | |
| $ - 0 | ||||||
| Splitters, Field PLC (1x16) | 0 | $ - 0 | ||||
| Splitters, Field PLC (1x8) | Channell | SPL1X08DNDNNPPK | 0 | $ - 0 | 12 Per Pack | |
| Fiber Optic Wall Mount Cassette, 6 duplex, SC/UPC | Clearfield | FDP-XWB1-6PAK-SC | 0 | $ - 0 | Field Smart Wall Box xPak | |
| $ - 0 | ||||||
| Outdoor Telecommunications Cabinet | Great Lakes | Custom | 0 | $ - 0 | 30 RU Fully loaded power cabinet, 30Ux30Wx36D W/ PA-6-48 AC Unit | |
| Fiber Marker Warning Signs | Grainger | Customer | 0 | $ - 0 | Special Order, 66 inch or taller, Orange, Call before you dig | |
| $ - 0 | ||||||
| ONT, Residential, XGS PON ONT | TBD | TBD | 0 | $ - 0 | ||
| POE Injector | TBD | TBD | 0 | $ - 0 | ||
| NID, Self-locking | Velocity | V-NID-1SCA-NL | 0 | $ - 0 | Gray Plastic, indoor/outdoor, SC-APC with cable management of 50 feet of Flat Drop cable, no logo | |
| NID, 6" round, no splitter | Channell | HRN06P1S0NNC5B0000 | 0 | $ - 0 | HARTLAND ROUND TURTLE NID, 6", NO SPLITTER, (1) SC-APC, GREY, WALL MOUNT |
| Work Order Total | ||
| Total Cost | Definitions |
| Sub-Total | $ - 0 |
| Grand Total | $ - 0 |
| Owner Approved Materials - To be supplied by contractor | ||||||
| Cost Item | Manufactor | Part Number | Qty | Unit Cost | Total Cost | Definitions |
| Fiber, 6CT, Armored | Prysmian | F-EDH1A1J-12-HB-xxx-E3 | Dry Express, Single Armored, Single Jacket, 12F per tube, Gel Free, ITU G.652.C&D / 0.35/0.35/0.25 | |||
| Fiber, 12CT, Armored | Prysmian | F-EDH1A1J-12-HB-xxx-E4 | Dry Express, Single Armored, Single Jacket, 12F per tube, Gel Free, ITU G.652.C&D / 0.35/0.35/0.25 | |||
| Fiber, 24CT, Armored | Prysmian | F-EDH1A1J-12-HB-xxx-E5 | Dry Express, Single Armored, Single Jacket, 12F per tube, Gel Free, ITU G.652.C&D / 0.35/0.35/0.25 | |||
| Fiber, 48CT, Armored | Prysmian | F-EDH1A1J-12-HB-xxx-E6 | Dry Express, Single Armored, Single Jacket, 12F per tube, Gel Free, ITU G.652.C&D / 0.35/0.35/0.25 | |||
| Fiber, 96CT, Armored | Prysmian | F-EDH1A1J-12-HB-xxx-E7 | Dry Express, Single Armored, Single Jacket, 12F per tube, Gel Free, ITU G.652.C&D / 0.35/0.35/0.25 | |||
| Fiber, 144CT, Armored | Prysmian | F-EDH1A1J-12-HB-xxx-E8 | Dry Express, Single Armored, Single Jacket, 12F per tube, Gel Free, ITU G.652.C&D / 0.35/0.35/0.25 |
| Sub-Total | $ - 0 |
| Grand Total | $ - 0 |
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