FIBER AND CONDUIT ASSETS
FIBER AND CONDUIT ASSETS
Available Assets on the Market
NEF represents a variety of network assets for sale, lease or swap across the US, including dark fiber, inner-duct and conduit systems. We specialize in matching interested buyers with network owners. Explore current listings using the navigation tools below.
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Nationwide Dark Fiber
NEF announces urban and suburban dark fiber and duct in the Chicago area.
Dark Fiber and Duct: Northern Illinois
NEF announces urban and suburban dark fiber and duct in the Chicago area.
West and Pacific Northwest Fiber
West and Pacific Northwest Fiber Predominantly OPGW fiber, which includes waves of 10 and 100G. Portions of the routes in downtown Portland and Salt Lake City include aerial segments. Route includes aerial and underground
Fiber Asset: Cleveland to New York City
Fiber Asset: Cleveland to New York City The dark fiber route, comprised of 12 fibers and measuring approximately 670 miles in length, connects from 1468 W. 9th Street in downtown Cleveland to 60 Hudson
Dark Fiber Route: Toronto to Buffalo
Dark Fiber Route: Toronto to Buffalo This nearly completed long-haul route measures 86 miles in length, spanning from Toronto, Ontario to Buffalo, New York. The route originates in downtown Toronto’s financial district where it
Ashburn to Atlanta Dark Fiber Route
This 980 mile dark fiber route between Ashburn, Virginia to Atlanta Georgia boasts an entirely diverse route from all other current routes connecting the two cities. The route originates in Ashburn in the heart of Loudoun County’s “Data Center Alley”, a global telecom hub and home to several of the best interconnection points in the world. The route traverses south west near Roanoke, Virginia, continuing through Asheville, North Carolina, and terminates in downtown Atlanta at a prominent carrier hotel.
Pennsylvania – Ohio Long Haul Duct
The route, measuring 115 miles in length, originates in downtown Cleveland and traverses east, where it terminates on the PA side of the NY/PA state line near I-90. Manholes and (3) regen sites are strategically located along the route. The regen sites are roughly 40 miles from one another and offer colo, space and power.
Nebraska – Colorado Dark Fiber Route
This nearly completed 640-mile route generates in Omaha, Nebraska and terminates in Brighton, Colorado, located just 20 miles outside of Denver. The long-haul route consists of 96 counts of fiber and 22 colocation regeneration sites. More than 500 miles of the route have been completed, with the final portion targeting a completion date in the spring of 2018.