Datacenterdynamics Puerto Rico Issues Tender for New Cable Landing Station
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- •Puerto Rico's AFI has launched a tender for a new cable landing station in Mayagüez.
- •The facility will be designed to accommodate up to four submarine cable systems.
- •Bid proposals are due by December 7, with no confirmed budget or construction timeline yet.
The Puerto Rico Infrastructure Financing Authority (AFI) has opened a tender for a submarine cable landing station in Mayagüez, seeking proposals for design and construction. The station is intended to support up to four submarine cable systems and includes requirements for civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical installations, as well as security and monitoring features. The tender is currently in the proposal stage, with bid documents available until November 13 and proposals due by December 7. No specific budget or timeline for construction has been disclosed, and the project remains at the procurement stage without confirmed cable commitments. This initiative aims to enhance Puerto Rico's connectivity and infrastructure resilience.
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