Waldron Communications

OSP engineering, fielding, construction and splicing · Est. 1982

2497 Canton Road
Marietta, Georgia 30066

Core competencies

OSP engineering: route design, make-ready, pole loading and structural analysis, NESC clearance review, permitting, as-built drafting
Fielding: pole-by-pole field data collection in Katapult Pro, Fulcrum or IKE for make-ready and pole loading
Construction & maintenance: strand and lash, pole framing and transfers, overlash, directional boring, trenching, conduit and vault, restoration, contract maintenance, storm and emergency restoration
Fiber & coax splicing: fusion splicing of ribbon and loose tube, OTDR and power meter testing, hardline and drop coax splicing, connectorization, HFC plant repair

One trade since 1982. Continuous operation from the same base in Cobb County, Georgia.
Engineered and managed. Engineering in house. Placement, boring and splicing by subcontract crews that Waldron manages.
Turnkey under one contract. Design through as-builts through maintenance, with a single point of responsibility.
Coax and fiber. Both plant types maintained by Waldron-managed crews.
Local standing. Long-standing working relationships with Southeastern pole owners, permitting offices and locate desks.

Founded: 1982
Headquarters: Marietta, GA (Cobb County)
Service area: Engineering and fielding: AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN. Construction, maintenance and splicing: within about 200 miles of Marietta. Elsewhere in the continental US: case by case.
Contract role: Prime or subcontractor
Applicable NAICS: 237130 · 238210
Safety: OSHA 10 (Waldron employees) · drug-free workplace
Certifications: Tier 1 Katapult Certified · Fiber Certified
UEI / CAGE: Provided with the prequalification package.
Licenses: Provided with the prequalification package.
EMR: Provided with the prequalification package.
Bonding capacity: Provided with the prequalification package.
Insurance: Provided with the prequalification package.

Municipalities and public agencies building or maintaining publicly owned broadband
Electric membership cooperatives extending fiber across service territory
Cable operators and MSOs maintaining and upgrading HFC plant
Carriers, ISPs and wholesale fiber providers
General contractors and program managers needing an OSP subcontractor that engineers in house and manages its field crews

Clients and partners since 1982