Fiber Splicing Contracting Work

As far as I know At&t does all splicing in house and doesn’t contract splicing as splicers are union and the union won’t allow it 

Is there any way to definitely confirm this?

I was a call nstruction manager for 10 years and I can confirm the union doesn’t allow outsourced  splicers 

Washington State is not one of the 21 states where ATT has hardwired presence for home services.

https://broadbandnow.com/ATT#:~:text=AT%26T%20offers%20IPBB%20internet%20internet,the%20U.S.%20by%20coverage%20area.

There might be cell towers, but many of those are owned be a different company and ATT leases space on those towers after selling off many of their towers years ago.

from 2013

https://www.fiercewireless.com/wireless/at-t-sells-and-leases-towers-to-crown-castle-4-85b-deal#:~:text=AT%26T%20(NYSE%3AT)%20agreed,flurry%20of%20tower%2Drelated%20deals.

from 2019
https://about.att.com/story/2019/att_peppertree_capital.html#:~:text=AT%26T%20Inc.,to%20Peppertree%20Capital%20Management%2C%20Inc.

Your area as a baby bell from the break up of Ma Bell in the early 80 would have eventually become USWest to QWest (2000)  which was purchased by CenturyLink in the 2011. 

edit…

if working with LUMEN your working with the renamed CenturyLink, the telco provider for the area.

https://ir.centurylink.com/news/news-details/2020/CenturyLink-Transforms-Rebrands-as-Lumen/default.aspx

hy, can you share more detail about the rates.

Huh?

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