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DroppingFiber.com Arizona OSP Construction Quote Portal
Prepared for Ryan Hakes · Direct Professional Services

Arizona FTTH OSP Construction Scope

This contractor-facing portal turns the Arizona work package into a live planning and quote environment for Saguaro Sun, Mesa Shadows, and Citrus Gardens. The purpose is simple: give Ryan a sharper understanding of what exists now, what still must be built, how each community scales by homes and linear path, and a direct way to submit cost estimates through the site.

Build Ryan's Quote Review Construction Scope
3 CommunitiesSaguaro Sun, Mesa Shadows, Citrus Gardens
Live Progress ControlsHomes, conduit, pulled fiber, and lit fiber sliders
Netlify Form ReadyQuote submission can route directly through DroppingFiber.com
Field Imagery IncludedMaps, trenching, crossings, drop examples, and meet-me references
Prepared By Morgan Allen
Connection Fiber / DroppingFiber.com
Editable contractor planning environment
At a Glance
Homes
1,466
Communities
3
Active Meet-Me Build
630 ft
Current Contract
$5,000

Saguaro Sun is the active entry-path construction. Mesa Shadows requires backbone completion off partial crossings already placed. Citrus Gardens needs a full OSP deployment quote, starting with the upstream feed path and continuing through trunk, vault, and home drop infrastructure.

Saguaro Sun phasing map
Current live reference: Saguaro Sun remains the most immediate construction benchmark for trenching, crossings, and conduit path execution.
Scope Summary

What Ryan needs to understand before he prices the work

This package is built to help Ryan quote the field work correctly, not just skim a list. Each section below clarifies the current status, the intended construction architecture, and the exact categories he should be pricing for each park.

Saguaro Sun

  • Current meet-me to headend conduit path is the active benchmark scope.
  • 630-foot east/west entry run includes four asphalt road crossings and patch repair.
  • Remaining work still includes interior trunk runs, additional distribution points, drop conduits, and final home connection pathways.

Mesa Shadows

  • Some crossings were installed during asphalt replacement and can be leveraged now.
  • Main remaining work is the community backbone behind homes, then vault spacing and drop distribution from that backbone.
  • Ryan should quote this as a partially enabled build, not a blank-slate deployment.

Citrus Gardens

  • This community should be treated as a full OSP deployment quote.
  • Ryan needs to price the upstream feed path, trunk network, vault locations, and home drops.
  • The new vault location off University is the key meet-me reference point.
Community 01

Saguaro Sun

Total homes: 480
Current active contract: $5,000
Meet-me run: 630 ft

Saguaro Sun is the current live field reference. Ryan is already installing the conduit path from the existing Zayo vault on Val Vista Dr to the headend in the main clubhouse. That run establishes the primary fiber entrance into the park and creates the benchmark for the remaining OSP pricing logic.

  • Trench and complete the entry conduit path from meet-me point to headend.
  • Execute four asphalt road crossings with saw cut, conduit passage, and asphalt repair.
  • Complete conduit terminations at the headend location.
  • Quote remaining interior trunk conduit routes through the park.
  • Quote remaining distribution vaults at trunk intersections and group-feed points.
  • Quote drop conduits from vault locations to homes, including sidewalk crossings and stubs to skirting/CPE positions.
Saguaro Sun Zayo vault map

Homes passed progress tracker

Editable planning control
Not yet installedHomes passed with conduitFiber pulled through installed conduitFiber lit and active through installed path
480
Total homes
180
Conduit
60
Pulled
0
Lit

Meet-me to headend path tracker

Linear feet
Conduit installedFiber pulledFiber lit
630
Total feet
630
Conduit
0
Pulled
0
Lit

Visual references

Field method examples
Saguaro Sun phasing
Phasing and paving context for route coordination.
Night trench work
Night trench and spool staging example for active conduit work.
Day trenching
Typical trenching profile for conduit installation along frontage.
Drop conduit photo
Residential drop conduit entry and home-side bend management.
Community 02

Mesa Shadows

Total homes: 306
Status: Partial crossings already in
Backbone focus: Behind-home conduit paths

Mesa Shadows is not a fresh start. Some major crossings were already placed during the recent asphalt replacement, which means Ryan should treat this as a partially enabled build where the remaining value is in stitching the backbone together, establishing the right distribution points, and feeding homes efficiently from the installed crossing positions.

  • Install the primary backbone conduit behind homes throughout the community.
  • Connect new backbone routes into the already-installed crossing infrastructure.
  • Install vaults along trunk routes and drop zones.
  • Run drop conduits from vaults to homes with practical path selection.
  • Use the current field layout to reduce rework and maximize already-open routing opportunities.
  • Price the remaining network as a build completion scope, not a fully virgin park.
Mesa Shadows conduit plan

Homes passed progress tracker

Editable planning control
UninstalledConduitPulledLit
306
Total homes
44
Conduit
0
Pulled
0
Lit

Meet-me to headend path tracker

Editable linear path
Conduit installedFiber pulledFiber lit
0
Total feet
0
Conduit
0
Pulled
0
Lit

Visual references

Map + field examples
Mesa Shadows full plan
Original conduit plan view for overall backbone understanding.
Mesa Shadows markup
Markup reference showing target completion zone and route emphasis.
Road crossing example
Road crossing execution reference for conduit transitions and patch areas.
Community 03

Citrus Gardens

Total homes: 680
Status: Full OSP deployment required
Meet-me reference: University vault location

Citrus Gardens should be priced as a full deployment. Ryan needs to build the quote from the upstream access point forward: meet-me path, headend feed, community trunk routes, vault placement strategy, and drop conduits to homes. The visual goal here is a full network build path, not selective patchwork.

  • Install conduit from the upstream fiber access point to the headend location.
  • Build trunk conduit routes across the community in the most efficient topology.
  • Install vaults at intersections and distribution zones.
  • Install drop conduits feeding each home.
  • Use practical segmenting so labor, material, and asphalt restoration can be quoted clearly.
  • Present this as an end-to-end OSP construction estimate.
Citrus Gardens conduit plan

Homes passed progress tracker

Editable planning control
UninstalledConduitPulledLit
680
Total homes
0
Conduit
0
Pulled
0
Lit

Meet-me to headend path tracker

Editable linear path
Conduit installedFiber pulledFiber lit
0
Total feet
0
Conduit
0
Pulled
0
Lit

Visual references

Meet-me + plan context
Citrus vault location
Approximate new Zayo vault location for feed planning.
Citrus conduit plan
Community conduit plan showing full network construction requirement.
Drop conduit example
Home drop pathway reference for front-of-home entry conditions.
Quote Portal

Ryan can build and submit the estimate directly through DroppingFiber.com

The form below is built for Netlify Forms. When the site is deployed on Netlify with forms enabled, Ryan's submission can notify you immediately while preserving the live slider status and the quote detail entered for each community.

Quote submitted. Netlify will capture the form and can notify you on DroppingFiber.com.

Saguaro Sun estimate

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Community total: $0.00

Mesa Shadows estimate

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Community total: $0.00

Citrus Gardens estimate

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Community total: $0.00
When this page is deployed on Netlify, the form is ready to submit as-is. The site also packages the live slider positions into the submission so your progress assumptions and the cost quote stay tied together.