The low-voltage scope,
off the GC's plate.
NetworkAware works as a licensed low-voltage subcontractor for general contractors on commercial builds — pulling and terminating structured cabling, fiber backbone, and network infrastructure to plan, on the GC's schedule. Bonded, insured, and certified, we deliver the low-voltage scope so the general contractor doesn't have to manage it.
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
California low-voltage license LIC #1069555, with documentation for your records.
Certified & Documented
Fluke channel test reports and as-builts delivered at closeout.
Sequenced to Schedule
Coordinated with your superintendent so low-voltage never holds up C of O.
- CABLINGCAT6A
- FIBEROM4 / SM
- TELECOMMDF · IDF
- CERTIFIEDFLUKE
From MDF build-out to horizontal Cat6A, one licensed sub handling the low-voltage scope on your build.
What NetworkAware carries on your job.
A short brief on scope, coordination, and sequencing — written for the superintendent's desk, not a marketing brochure.
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- BRIEF · GC-01
- ISSUED
- 2026 · Q3
- STATUS
- ACTIVE
- IQUESTION
What does NetworkAware handle as a subcontractor?
ANSWERNetworkAware delivers the complete low-voltage scope on a commercial build: structured cabling, fiber backbone, telecom-room build-out, and surveillance or access-control cabling. We work from the drawings, coordinate with the electrical and MEP trades, and hand off certified, documented infrastructure — so the general contractor carries one accountable low-voltage partner instead of several.
- IIQUESTION
Why do general contractors bring in a low-voltage sub?
ANSWERBecause low-voltage is its own licensed trade with its own standards, testing, and documentation. A dedicated sub means the cabling is pulled correctly, certified to spec, and closed out with as-builts — protecting the GC from callbacks and inspection failures. NetworkAware is licensed, bonded, and insured, and integrates cleanly into an existing project team.
- IIIQUESTION
How does NetworkAware fit the construction schedule?
ANSWERWe sequence to the build. Rough-in cabling goes in with the framing and MEP phases, terminations and device work follow drywall and finish, and certification and as-builts are delivered at closeout. We coordinate directly with the superintendent so the low-voltage scope never becomes the item holding up a certificate of occupancy.
Commercial Scope · Spec
- Structured cabling
- Cat6A data and backbone to spec, tested and certified per drop SPEC
- Fiber
- OM4 / single-mode risers and horizontal fiber between IDF/MDF SPEC
- Telecom rooms
- Rack build-out, patch panels, and cable management in IDF/MDF SPEC
- Surveillance & access
- IP camera and access-control cabling and terminations SPEC
- Certification
- Fluke channel test reports and as-built documentation at closeout SPEC
- Coordination
- Sequenced to the GC schedule alongside electrical and MEP trades SPEC
Commercial subcontracting — your questions, answered.
Yes. NetworkAware is a licensed low-voltage subcontractor for general contractors on commercial and residential builds, delivering structured cabling and network infrastructure on the GC's schedule.
Structured cabling, fiber backbone, telecom-room (IDF/MDF) build-out, and surveillance or access-control cabling — pulled, terminated, tested, and documented to the project drawings.
Yes. NetworkAware holds California low-voltage license #1069555 and is bonded and fully insured, with documentation available for the general contractor's records.
Yes. Every run is channel-tested with a Fluke certifier, and we deliver per-drop test reports and as-built documentation at closeout for the GC and building owner.
Yes. We build from the low-voltage and architectural drawings, coordinate with the electrical and MEP trades, and flag conflicts early rather than at rough-in.
Yes. We install OM4 multimode or single-mode fiber risers and horizontal fiber between MDF and IDF closets, terminated and tested to spec.
We sequence to the build — rough-in during framing and MEP, terminations after finish, and certification at closeout — coordinating directly with your superintendent to protect the timeline.
Yes. We pull and terminate cabling for IP surveillance and access-control systems as part of the low-voltage package, integrated with the structured-cabling backbone.
We scope each project individually. Reach out with your drawings and timeline and we'll assess fit and provide a subcontractor bid.
Yes. We provide commercial low-voltage subcontracting across San Diego County — coastal, North County, and East County jobsites.
Need a low-voltage sub on your next build?
Send NetworkAware your drawings and timeline for a subcontractor bid. Licensed, bonded, certified, and coordinated to your schedule across San Diego County.