Project Proof

Proof, not promises.

Every number on this page comes from a written case study or a project our clients would confirm. No estimates, no marketing math. This is the work, counted.

285 mi
Route miles documented
7,873
Poles fielded & surveyed
7,000+
Passings served
3
Programs rescued on deadline
How to read this page: five flagship case studies you can download, and a portfolio of production work. Project names are withheld to protect client programs. Full details on any project available on request.
The flagships

Five jobs that show who we are.

84RDOF nodes saved
RDOF · Georgia · Fielding + Program Rescue

The 84-node RDOF program

A full RDOF program was drowning in its own tracking. J2 rebuilt the system, recovered the status of all 1,681 permits, and saved the delivery of every node. Inside that same program, we fielded 18 project areas ourselves: 4,651 poles at a 95% success rate. The customer ranked J2 their #1 vendor.

4,651 poles95% success rate1,681 permits recovered#1 vendor ranking
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89 miGrant as-builts
ADECA · Alabama · As-Built + Coordination

The ADECA as-built

89 route miles of grant-funded hybrid plant across 1,082 poles, fielded and drafted as-built for Alabama's Capital Projects Fund. State requirements were unclear at the start, so J2 set the standard, aligned every party, and closed the whole thing in about a month with two revisions. Selected to continue with Phase 2.

1,082 poles~1 month2 revisionsPhase 2 earned
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322Poles, 2 weeks, 100%
Alabama · Pole Loading + Permitting Rescue

The two-week deadline rescue

A customer hit their pole-permit due date and discovered pole loading had never been done. J2 fielded all 322 poles, ran full NESC loading analysis, flagged 38 for make-ready, and drafted and submitted every permit package in two weeks, starting from no material list at all. Every single pole was approved.

NESC loading on 322 poles~2 weeks100% approved6-person team
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108 miIn 22 days
Georgia · Fielding + Survey at Scale

The two-county sprint

Nearly 108 route miles of hybrid fiber fielded and surveyed across 1,143 poles and 4,354 passings, spanning two Georgia counties, in 22 calendar days. This is what large-area fielding looks like when the crews, the systems, and the plan all hold.

1,143 poles4,354 passings2 counties22 days
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0Make-ready required
Underground · Fielding + Permitting

The clean sheet

11 miles of underground fiber serving 582 passings, walked out by a two-person crew, fielded, surveyed, and permitted in 12 days, with zero make-ready and nothing standing between the package and construction. Ready to build, first try.

11 route miles582 passings12 days2-person crew
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The drumbeat

Production work, week in and week out.

More documented builds from the production line. Different terrain, different plant, same result: fielded, surveyed, and permitted on schedules measured in days. This grid grows with every job we close.

Fielding & Permitting · Hybrid

10.5-mile hybrid build

435 passings. Fielded in a 4-day walkout, closed in 6 days.

Fielding & Permitting · Aerial

10.5-mile aerial build

249 poles. Fielded, surveyed, and permitted in 15 days.

Fielding & Permitting · Underground

8.5-mile underground build

387 passings. Permitted in 11 days on a 5-day field walkout.

Fielding & Permitting · Underground

6.7-mile underground build

183 passings. Fielded, surveyed, and permitted in 12 days.

Fielding & Permitting · Underground

5.8-mile underground build

217 passings. Fielded, surveyed, and permitted in 12 days.

Fielding & Permitting · Aerial

5.5-mile aerial build

318 passings, 179 poles. Walked out by a single J2 fielder in 2 days, closed in 4.

Names withheld on purpose. These are real builds inside client programs, and protecting our clients' work matters more to us than showing off. Full case studies for any of them are available on request.

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