Low-disruption fiber pathways
Service 05
Micro Trenching Technology
Narrow trenching for fiber deployment through asphalt and concrete pathways with reduced disruption and rapid restoration.
Guam & Pacific Region
Technical overview
Built around the complete infrastructure scope.
CTS Pacific provides narrow trenching designed to create fiber pathways through asphalt and concrete while reducing the footprint of conventional trench work.
The method supports faster pathway deployment, lower traffic disruption, and rapid restoration while connecting with the broader cable-installation and commissioning scope.
Core capabilities
Technical execution in the field.
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Narrow trench cutting
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Fiber pathway deployment
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Asphalt applications
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Concrete applications
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Reduced traffic disruption
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Rapid pathway restoration
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Coordination with fiber installation
Applications
Configured for the project environment.
Scope and execution are coordinated around the facility, pathway, operating environment, and related telecommunications systems.
Commercial sitesGovernment facilitiesIndustrial pathwaysCampus environmentsExisting paved areasFiber-route extensions
Execution process
From coordination to commissioning.
Each project is scoped around its technical requirements. This framework shows the major execution stages without assuming details that have not yet been established.
- 01
Pathway review
Review the proposed route, surface conditions, access, and related fiber requirements.
- 02
Narrow trenching
Cut a controlled narrow pathway through the planned asphalt or concrete route.
- 03
Pathway installation
Place the planned fiber pathway and coordinate the cable-deployment scope.
- 04
Restoration
Close and restore the pathway after the planned infrastructure is installed.
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