
Fiber Optics
Fiber Cable Pulling & Routing
Indoor and outdoor fiber cable pulling, routing, and cable dressing โ clean, documented, and compliant with Saudi telecom standards.
Overview
Cable pulling that respects bend radius, route, and time
Our cable pulling teams deliver indoor and outdoor fiber installation โ through ducts, conduits, trays, manholes, and aerial routes. We respect minimum bend radius, pulling tension limits, and routing rules to protect the network you’re paying us to install.
Quick Facts
- Outdoor duct & manhole cable pulling
- Indoor tray and conduit routing
- Aerial cable installation
- Cable labeling & route documentation
- Backbone & access network support
What We Deliver
Scope of Work
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Outdoor Cable Pulling
Duct and manhole cable installation with calibrated pulling tension, lubricant, and proper sub-duct routing.
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Indoor Cable Routing
Cable tray, conduit, and riser routing with proper bend management and structured dressing.
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Aerial Installation
Pole-to-pole aerial fiber installation with messenger wire, lashing, and proper sag & tension management.
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Backbone Support
OSP backbone cable installation between cabinets, exchanges, and primary distribution points.
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Access Network Cable
Access network cable pulling to FAT, ODB, and customer drop points.
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Documentation
Route documentation, manhole records, and cable labeling per Saudi operator standards.
Field Work
Fibre Cable Laying on the Ground



FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle blow-in / jetting installation?
Yes, we support both pull-in and air-jet (blow-in) cable installation depending on route conditions and cable type.
How do you protect existing cables in shared ducts?
We use proper sub-ducting, separation, and pulling techniques to avoid damaging existing fiber or copper in shared infrastructure.
Can you support large-scale OSP rollouts?
Yes. We support phased OSP rollouts with multi-crew mobilization across Riyadh, Dammam, and Jeddah.
Need cable pulled โ indoor or outdoor?
Send us route, distance, and cable type. We’ll quote with timelines.
