ClearSpan Infrastructure is onboarded with ISPs, municipalities, power cooperatives, and engineering companies, and we hold emergency restoration contracts that activate when storms take infrastructure down. When that call comes, we mobilize crews fast — which means we need to know who is qualified and ready before the weather shows up. The storm roster is how contractors and companies tell us they exist.
Tell us your crews, equipment, capabilities, coverage area, and how fast you can roll. Takes a few minutes.
We review capability and compliance readiness — COI, W-9, and references — and may contact you with questions before your listing is active.
When an event hits your coverage area, we call. Availability is confirmed per event, and scope, rates, and terms are put in writing per mobilization.
Being on the roster does not guarantee work — activation depends on the event, geography, client requirements, and readiness. It does guarantee we know how to reach you when the work is real.
Bucket trucks, strand and lash, storm-damage rebuild, pole transfer support, and make-ready muscle.
Vibratory plows, directional drills, trenchers, missile bores, and restoration-grade backfill and cleanup.
Emergency splicing, closure rebuilds, ring cuts, and test-and-turn-up under outage pressure.
Field assessors who can walk routes, document damage, and feed engineering usable data fast.
Right-of-way clearing crews that open access for restoration work safely and quickly.
Traffic control, generators, fuel, staging support, and the unglamorous work that keeps a restoration moving.
Accurate operational detail beats optimism — coverage, equipment, and mobilization time drive who gets the call. Supporting documents can be sent to emergency@
Your storm roster registration is in. We review every entry, and we may reach out for documents or references before your listing is active. When an event hits your coverage area, this is the list we call. Documents and questions: emergency@
Four full-time positions are open now: fiber technician, combo tech, utility inspector, and fiber splicer. We also keep a general labor call list for upcoming projects.
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