Site work for a road / highway in Fort Defiance, Arizona. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway.

NTUA currently is operating over 570 miles of fiber optic network and desires to install spurs from existing backbone network to customers; therefore, the selected proposer shall provide a construction team who will perform a defined scope of work and to include key components and functionality, but not limited to. To install fiber optic cable via the following construction method (aerial, in conduit, underground); consisting of loose tube or ADSS for 96 count and 24 count fiber on distribution power line and/or transmission line. Installation work for lower count fiber such as 6 count or 12 count (aerial, in conduit, underground or into the buildings demarcation) will be installed by NTUA. The accomplishment of the work shall be done in accordance with the construction drawings and these specifications. Any procedure shall provide for the safe conduct of the work, coordination with any other work in progress and coordination with NTUA. NTUA shall provide the selected proposer with all materials required for and incidental to installing all fiber optic cable onto the existing distribution line. Work includes constructing, installing, splicing, activating, and testing the proposed fiber optic cable. The successful contractor shall install all the necessary storage loops with splice boxes as specified or wherever necessary and will be responsible for the testing and splicing. Selected proposer is responsible for providing their own equipment/tools/vehicles to perform SOW. Questions Due June 2, 2023 by 5:00 p.m. (MDST) Execution of Contract July 10, 2023 All questions must be submitted in writing to Avis Jimm, Contract Administrator via email at avisj@ntua.com. NTUA will only respond to written questions related to this RFP submitted by the question due date. NTUA reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive informalities in the proposals received whenever such rejection or waiver is in the best interest of NTUA. The NTUA reserves the right to reject any proposal based on deficient past performance, including projects conducted with NTUA, other Navajo Nation agencies, the federal, state or local governments, or any commercial project.