Telecom equipment pads, conduit trenching, vault installation, and OSP civil work — self-perform crews, licensed and bonded in Oregon, Alaska, and Hawaii.
Richesin Engineering provides civil construction services purpose-built for telecommunications and broadband infrastructure. We self-perform the ground work that most telecom firms sub out — and we do it with the same quality standards, permitting experience, and project management rigor we apply to every other phase of a project. Our crews operate two bucket trucks and are equipped for trench work, pad pours, and aerial construction across Central Oregon and beyond.
When civil and telecom work are split between two contractors, projects accumulate scheduling conflicts, scope gaps, and accountability finger-pointing. When Richesin Engineering handles civil construction as part of a larger broadband or telecom project, we own the entire job — from the first shovel in the ground through fiber commissioning. No handoff problems. No delay claims. One point of contact.
We're also available as a civil-only subcontractor for general contractors and prime telecom firms that need a dependable self-performing crew in Central Oregon.
Review construction drawings, confirm site conditions, identify utility conflicts, and coordinate with the engineering team before breaking ground.
Secure all necessary permits — county road, state highway, railroad crossings, BLM, USFS, tribal, and municipal ROW as required by the project.
811 locates, site-specific safety planning, and crew briefing before any excavation begins.
Open-cut trenching or directional bore depending on site conditions and permit requirements. Install conduit, innerduct, and pull tape per spec.
Set vaults, handholes, and equipment pad forms. Pour and finish concrete pads to specification. Install anchors and grounding as required.
Backfill, compact, and restore all disturbed surfaces. Deliver as-built documentation and photographic record for every segment.
We provide civil construction for telecommunications and broadband infrastructure — including telecom equipment pads, conduit trenching, directional boring, vault and handhole installation, aerial strand work from bucket trucks, tower foundation construction, and site preparation for remote communications facilities. We self-perform with our own crews and equipment.
Yes. Richesin Engineering LLC holds Oregon CCB license #246006 and maintains all required bonding and general liability insurance. We are fully licensed and insured across Oregon, Alaska, and Hawaii.
Yes. We manage permitting for right-of-way, county road, state highway, railroad crossings, and federal land permits. We have extensive experience with BLM, USFS, tribal, and Oregon DOT permitting processes.
Yes. We coordinate horizontal directional drilling (HDD) for road crossings, water crossings, and environmentally sensitive areas where open-cut trenching is not feasible or permitted. We provide quality oversight throughout.
Yes — remote and challenging terrain is our specialty. We have built communications infrastructure in Arctic Alaska villages, remote Hawaiian island communities, and high-desert Eastern Oregon locations. We are equipped and experienced for conditions that send other contractors home.
Absolutely. We regularly work as a civil subcontractor for general contractors and prime telecom firms that need a self-performing, licensed civil crew in Central Oregon. We bring our own equipment, manage our own permitting, and deliver clean as-built documentation.
Licensed, bonded, and equipped with self-perform crews and bucket trucks. Let's talk scope.