What information do you need to provide an accurate bid?

Project type, location, approximate footage, surface types along the route, number and kind of crossings, whether the route is aerial or underground, restoration expectations, and the documentation level required at closeout. Plans or a route map help most. If something is unknown, say so and we will scope around it rather than guess.

How quickly will I hear back?

Most bid requests receive a response within one business day. If the scope raises questions, expect those questions first rather than a number built on assumptions. For outage or storm work, call directly instead of using this form so mobilization can be coordinated on the call.

Can I send plans and specifications?

Yes. The form accepts PDF, images, spreadsheets and zip archives up to 25MB. If your file is larger, submit the request without it and email the plans separately referencing your name and project location.

Do you bid work outside Volusia and Central Florida?

Volusia County and Central Florida are the primary service areas, and statewide Florida work is within capability for larger programs. Send the location and scope and you will get a direct answer about whether it is a good fit rather than a maybe.

Request a Bid

Send us the scope and we will come back with a documented bid

Owned crews, aerial and underground under one contract, and a closeout package that lets you close the file. Tell us what you need built.

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Company

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The project

Project type *

Location *

Timeline *

Approximate footage or quantity

Scope *

The more specific the better: conduit size and count, aerial or underground, surface types, crossings, restoration expectations, documentation requirements.

Plans or specifications

PDF, image, spreadsheet or zip. Up to 25MB.

This is an emergency. Outage or storm damage needing immediate response. If so, please also call (386) 396-2033 so mobilisation can start on the call.

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Most bid requests receive a response within one business day.

Emergency?

Do not use this form for an active outage. Call directly so mobilization can be coordinated on the call.

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Project information needed

Project type: Directional drilling, aerial construction, splicing, conduit, maintenance or emergency work. Multiple is fine.
Location: City, county or route. A cross street or corridor is better than a city alone.
Scope: Conduit size and count, footage, aerial or underground, crossings, restoration and documentation expectations.
Timeline: When you need to start and whether the date is fixed or flexible.
Plans: Route maps, construction drawings or specifications if you have them.
Contact: Name, company, phone and email of whoever should get the response.

What happens next

01We review the scope and confirm receipt.
02If anything is unclear, you get questions before you get a number.
03You receive a documented bid with the scope we priced spelled out.
04If it is a fit, we schedule a pre-construction walkout.

Frequently Asked Questions

What information do you need to provide an accurate bid?: Project type, location, approximate footage, surface types along the route, number and kind of crossings, whether the route is aerial or underground, restoration expectations, and the documentation level required at closeout. Plans or a route map help most. If something is unknown, say so and we will scope around it rather than guess.
How quickly will I hear back?: Most bid requests receive a response within one business day. If the scope raises questions, expect those questions first rather than a number built on assumptions. For outage or storm work, call directly instead of using this form so mobilization can be coordinated on the call.
Can I send plans and specifications?: Yes. The form accepts PDF, images, spreadsheets and zip archives up to 25MB. If your file is larger, submit the request without it and email the plans separately referencing your name and project location.
Do you bid work outside Volusia and Central Florida?: Volusia County and Central Florida are the primary service areas, and statewide Florida work is within capability for larger programs. Send the location and scope and you will get a direct answer about whether it is a good fit rather than a maybe.