Do you handle both duct banks and in-building conduit for data center OSP and ISP fiber pathways?
Yes. PEC designs, installs and maintains both underground duct banks for outside plant (OSP) fiber and in-building conduit systems for inside plant (ISP) pathways. Our integrated electrical and civil crews coordinate trenching, concrete encasement, conduit, ladder racks and fiber pulls delivering a turnkey pathway from the carrier demarc to every rack.
As a turnkey industrial maintenance contractor, PEC offers end-to-end pathway construction from the carrier demarc to each cabinet inside the white space. For the outside plant (OSP) portion, our electrical & controls professionals team with our civil division to excavate trenches, set multi-cell PVC or HDPE conduit, place rebar and pour concrete duct banks that meet NEC, TIA-942-A and local utility standards. We install pull rope, seal spare conduits, and provide mandrel and megger test reports so you have documented pathway integrity before the first strand is blown.
Inside the facility we switch hats to in-building (ISP) work. PEC fabricates and installs galvanized rigid or EMT conduit risers, aluminum ladder racking, innerduct and optical distribution frames, integrating neatly with cage layouts and hot-aisle containment. Our master electricians also bond trays and conduit to the site’s grounding grid, ensuring code-compliant pathway continuity and protecting your optics from harmful transients.
Because fiber pathways often interface with power feeds, our ability to combine industrial process equipment services, millwright and rigging, and electrical control systems integration under one roof means one purchase order, one schedule, and zero finger-pointing. Whether you’re building a hyperscale greenfield or retrofitting an edge node, PEC mobilizes the crews, equipment and safety culture to keep your project on time and ready for terminations.