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Andersen AFB Flight Line, Premise Wiring and Electrical Upgrades

Guam has been on Cannon’s project list for more than two decades. At Andersen Air Force Base the company carried two scopes. The first supported flight line operations with 20,000 feet of duct bank, 40 manholes and the placement, splicing and termination of 80,000 feet of copper and fiber cable. The second combined inside and outside plant premise wiring with electrical upgrades in 28 buildings: 30 manholes, more than 170,000 feet of trenching, more than 300,000 feet of fiber and 30,000 feet of MIC cable, all GPS located and as-built. Andersen was one of six federal projects Cannon had running at once.

Services Employed:

  • 20,000 feet of duct bank and 40 manholes for flight line operations
  • 80,000 feet of copper and fiber cable placed, spliced and terminated for the flight line
  • 30 manholes and more than 170,000 feet of trenching for the premise wiring upgrade
  • More than 300,000 feet of fiber cable and 30,000 feet of MIC cable installed
  • Electrical upgrades, backboards and fiber distribution panels in 28 buildings
  • Communication closet upgrades and more than 7,000 feet of plenum cable
  • GPS locating and as-builts

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