Oregon Buys #S-X21600-00018275

Phase 1 Outside-Plant Fiber Network Construction for Logsden Road

The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians is seeking a contractor to build Phase 1 of its broadband fiber network along Logsden Road and nearby roads in Lincoln County, Oregon. - Government buyer: Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians (CTSI), Finance Department. - Scope: Furnish, install, splice, and test aerial and buried outside-plant fiber infrastructure along approximately 13 miles of Logsden Road and 2.5 miles of Sams Creek Road. - Major quantities: 82,062 LF of CO-288 aerial fiber, 4,423 LF of BFO-288 buried fiber, 84,507 LF of 10M strand, 103 network interface devices (NIDs), and PON cabinets and splitters. The detailed bill of materials is listed below. - Services: Construction and installation, splicing and testing, contractor mobilization, and traffic control. - Notable requirements: Build America, Buy America domestic-content certification and Indian preference requirements apply. The contractor must coordinate deliveries and work with CTSI, document materials and shipment details, and provide a two-year workmanship and materials guarantee after final acceptance. The approved construction schedule may not exceed 180 days, subject to allowed extensions for ordering delays or material shortages. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, brands, or bidding vendors are named in the supplied documents.

Description

The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians is soliciting proposals to furnish, install, and test outside plant fiber optic infrastructure for its broadband deployment. Work is along Logsden Road east of Siletz and adjacent local roads in Lincoln County, Oregon, and includes materials procurement, installation, testing, and appropriate documentation and warranties. Work must follow the attached specifications and construction plans and applicable requirements, including domestic-content requirements under the Build America, Buy America Act. The response deadline is December 9, 2026, at 1:00 PM.

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