FIBER OPTIC CABLE; COAXIAL CABLE; FIBER OPTIC CONNECTORS; FIBER OPTIC HARDWARE, NAMELY, PATCH PANELS, OPTICAL CROSS CONNECTS, SPLICE TRAYS, SPLICE CLOSURES, OPTICAL SPLITTERS, COUPLER MODULES, AND OUTSIDE PLANT HARDWARE FOR PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORKS, NAMELY, OPTICAL CROSS CONNECT CABINETS AND FIBER OPTIC SPLICE CLOSURES FOR AERIAL, POLE-MOUNT AND DIRECT-BURIED APPLICATIONS; COPPER HARDWARE, NAMELY, NETWORK INTERFACE DEVICES (NIDS), GROUNDING CLOSURES FOR USE IN TERMINATING AND PROTECTING LOW-PAIR COUNT COPPER WIRING TO PROVIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE TO SUBSCRIBERS, SPLICE CLOSURES, STATION PROTECTION HOUSING FOR USE IN TERMINATING AND GROUNDING LOW-PAIR COUNT TWISTED PAIR TELEPHONE WIRING AT SUBSCRIBER PREMISES, DISTRIBUTION FRAMES, CONNECTOR/PROTECTORS FOR USE IN TERMINATING, PROTECTING, AND GROUNDING HIGH-PAIR COUNT TWISTED PAIR TELEPHONE WIRING AT TELEPHONE COMPANY CENTRAL OFFICES, SURGE PROTECTOR MODULES, TERMINAL BLOCKS, COUPLER SPLITTERS, BUILDING ENTRANCE TERMINALS (BETS) TO PROVIDE TERMINATION, PROTECTION, AND GROUNDING OF HIGH-PAIR COUNT TWISTED PAIR TELEPHONE WIRING AT SUBSCRIBER PREMISES, AERIAL TERMINALS TO TERMINATE AND DISTRIBUTE TWISTED PAIR TELEPHONE WIRING WITHIN THE TELEPHONE COMPANIES' OUTSIDE PLANT (OSP) NETWORK, PEDESTALS FOR USE IN MOUNTING AND PROTECTING ACTIVE EQUIPMENT IN THE OUTSIDE PLANT; BATTERY CABINETS; NON-METAL PROTECTIVE HOUSINGS FOR TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT; PLAIN OLD TELEPHONE SYSTEMS (POTS) SPLITTER AND SPLITTER SHELVES FOR USE IN EQUIPPING CENTRAL OFFICES, REMOTE OFFICES AND CUSTOMER PREMISES TO ENABLE DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) SERVICE; PATCH CORDS; CABLE ASSEMBLIES, NAMELY, PRECONNECTORIZED OPTICAL FIBER CABLES; SPLICE AND TEST EQUIPMENT, NAMELY, MECHANICAL SPLICE, FUSION SPLICERS, OPTICAL SOURCES AND POWER METERS, OPTICAL TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETER (OTDRS), AND VISUAL FAULT LOCATORS; AND FIBER OPTIC TOOL KITS CONSISTING PRIMARILY OF FIBER ACCESS TOOLS, SPLICE EQUIPMENT AND FIELD-INSTALLABLE CONNECTOR CONSUMABLES

TECHNICAL CONSULTATION IN THE FIELD OF INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF AN OPTICAL FIBER NETWORK