SAM.gov registered, Davis-Bacon compliant, and experienced across the full scope of government telecommunications work. ClearSpan Infrastructure brings the compliance posture, documentation discipline, and technical capability that federal and municipal contracts demand.
Government telecommunications contracts demand more than technical skill — they require compliance infrastructure, documentation discipline, and a team that understands how federal programs operate.
TIA-568 compliant structured cabling in federal buildings, courthouses, military installations, and municipal facilities. Security-conscious installation, Davis-Bacon payroll, and full as-built documentation for government records.
Starlink Business and Government tier installs, Viasat, and HughesNet for field offices, command posts, and continuity of operations facilities. Rapid deployment for emergency operations and FEMA-declared disaster response.
BEAD-compliant field data collection, existing network infrastructure inventories, and GIS-formatted assessments for state broadband offices, NTIA compliance, and municipal broadband planning.
ICS-aware teams with FEMA PA documentation capability from day one of mobilization. Aerial and underground infrastructure restoration on federally declared disasters, coordinated with utility and agency crews.
Aerial and underground fiber construction for government broadband initiatives, municipal networks, and public safety communications infrastructure. NESC-compliant, fully documented, Davis-Bacon certified.
Physical security system cabling for government facilities — card access, CCTV, perimeter detection, and intercom infrastructure. Installed with the procedural discipline and background-check capability government environments require.
Full Davis-Bacon Act compliance across all federally covered construction programs. Certified payroll preparation, fringe benefit tracking, weekly reporting, and wage determination verification for every covered classification.
Open to teaming arrangements with large primes pursuing IDIQ, MATOC, and task order contracts. Pre-qualified through several prime contractor vendor systems. CAGE code and UEI registered.
Government telecommunications contracts expose contractor compliance gaps quickly. Procurement officers and contracting officers have seen every flavor of non-compliance. Here's where most contractors fail — and how we're built differently.
Many contractors win government work without understanding prevailing wage requirements. Uncertified payroll, wrong worker classifications, and missing fringe benefit documentation create liability for the prime and the contracting agency.
Davis-Bacon compliance is built into our operations — not added as an afterthought. We maintain certified payroll systems, proper wage determination processes, and weekly reporting formatted for contracting officer review.
Contractors who haven't maintained active SAM.gov registration, a current CAGE code, and an active UEI can't receive direct federal awards or appear on most prime contractor preferred vendor lists.
ClearSpan Infrastructure is SAM.gov registered with an active UEI and CAGE code. We maintain our registration annually and can provide documentation immediately for vendor qualification processes.
Federal facilities, courthouses, and sensitive government environments require contractors whose personnel can pass background checks and work within access control protocols. Most small contractors can't demonstrate this capability.
We have documented procedures for working in secured facilities — personnel vetting, access coordination, secure area work protocols, and the procedural discipline government facility managers expect.
Contractors who mobilize for disaster response without structured time and material documentation lose reimbursement. FEMA PA requires specific record formats from day one — not reconstructed after the fact.
Our emergency crews use structured daily time logs, material tracking, and photographic documentation formatted to FEMA PA program requirements from first mobilization. We've supported clients through the PA reimbursement process.
Our one-page capability statement includes NAICS codes, core competencies, UEI and CAGE registration details, and full contact information formatted for federal and state procurement review.
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