SECOM BEAD awards
SECOM won $4.0 million in BEAD grants to serve 1,326 locations in Colorado, according to the state award lists below. These are wired builds, which means construction: placement, boring, splicing and drops.
Colorado
$4.0 million
Listed as SECOM, Inc. · 1,326 locations · Fiber (88%) / Licensed-by-rule fixed wireless (9%) / Unlicensed fixed wireless (3%) · provider match $1.6 million · est. completion August 1, 2029 · about 1 mi buried + 54 mi aerial fiber (state estimate)
Source: Colorado Broadband Office, BEAD Final Proposal data uploads (files updated 2025-12-16)
BEAD grants
$4.0 million
Locations
1,326
Grant per location
$2,997
Fiber miles (est.)
1 buried · 54 aerial
Latest completion
August 1, 2029
What this build needs from crews
- Underground, about 1 miles. Directional boring, plowing or trenching, conduit and handholes, then restoration. Locates come first on every foot (utility locating).
- Aerial, about 54 miles. Make-ready, strand and lash, and pole attachments (aerial fiber), usually with traffic control on the road.
- Splicing and drops. Every one of the 1,326 locations needs a drop and a splice at the end (fiber splicing).
How subs usually get on a BEAD build
- Find out who is building. Providers often hand construction to a prime or an engineering and construction firm, and those firms hire the subs.
- Get your paperwork ready before you call: certificate of insurance, W-9, safety program, and proof you can do the footage.
- Ask what the state's BEAD rules mean for subs. Workforce, safety and reporting requirements vary by state and are often passed down.
- Be findable. List your crew with the states and trades you cover, and watch fiber work on the board.
Other wired BEAD winners in Colorado
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