IT & Telecoms

FTTH & FTTA fibre rollout

From backbone to the end user

Our teams work along the entire fibre-optic path, from the broadband concession to installation at the end user: underground and aerial cable pulling, creation of splice closures and distribution points, splicing and OTDR measurements, acceptance files, then last-drop connection of houses and flats with optical outlet installation and box configuration for operators. For FTTA we carry out the works from the building's base to the rooftop, in coordination with operators and co-ownerships.

What we do

Transport & distribution (D1 & D2)

Underground and aerial cable pulling, splice closures and distribution points, riser and horizontal works, OTDR, acceptance files, site follow-up and delivery.

Last drop (D3): end-user connection

Cable pulling, optical outlet installation, activation of boxes and connected devices, deadline compliance, maintenance and after-sales.

FTTA: fibre to the antenna

Detailed design, cable pulling, building splice boxes and optical drawers, OTDR, as-built files and delivery.

Resources & certifications

PRAXEDO, KIZEO, OSIRIS tools; H0V, B0V, B1V, BR, BC, B2V electrical certifications; 4 bucket trucks and 9 vans.

Why it matters

Sites delivered on time

Rigorous daily follow-up and complete acceptance files.

Measured quality

Systematic OTDR testing and technicians with 3 to 20 years of experience.

National mobility

Based in western France, our technicians work across the whole country.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which operators do you work for?

Our last-drop technicians connect Bouygues Telecom and Orange customers in particular; we also work for public-initiative networks.

How large are your teams?

Five pulling and connection technicians, six splicing and measurement technicians, five end-user installers, reinforced according to the sites.

Do you provide maintenance?

Yes: after-sales and maintenance of fibre and copper networks, with 24/7 on-call on request.

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