Underground / HDD· sample listing
Underground conduit crews, basalt and cobble
Cascade Underground · Willamette Valley and SW Washington (OR, WA) · posted 5d ago
$5.75 / ft
$190 per diem
$190 × 5 = $950 / wk
Net 15
Paid on days worked
- Prime contractor
- Copperfield Telecom
- Start date
- Starts Oct 8
- Work status
- Released — NTP in hand
- Duration
- 30 weeks · 5 days a week
- Headcount
- 9 crew positions
- Hiring
- Full crews
- States
- OR, WA
What this job requires of you, as posted
- Paid as
- 1099
- Truck and gear
- You bring your own truck and gear
- Travel
- Road crews welcome
- Per diem
- Paid on days worked
Before you dig
- OR — Oregon Utility Notification Center (Oregon 811) needs 2 business days notice, tolerance 24" each side.Two to ten full business days — full 24-hour days. File after 5 p.m. and it counts as 12:00 a.m. the next business day.Ticket life was cut from 45 days to 30 effective 2026-01-01. The anchor is not stated cleanly, so no date is shown — assume 30 days and confirm.OAR ch. 952 div. 1, §§952-001-0010, 952-001-0050
- WA — Dig Safe Washington (WA811) needs 2 business days notice.Ticket good 45 calendar days from when the centre receives your notice.Two to ten full business days before the work-to-begin date. The day you call, weekends and holidays do not count. Mark your dig area in white paint before you call.Maintain the marks for 45 days or until the job is done, whichever comes first — past that you call for a new locate. The UTC publishes no tolerance width, so none is shown.RCW 19.122.030
Check the ticket yourself before the first bore. This is a starting point, not legal advice, and the clock does not always start when you call.
Scope
Mainline conduit placement along county roads through mixed soil with basalt and cobble. Two-crew minimum preferred so both directions run. Prime handles permits and traffic control. Rain gear, not optional.
Contact
Jeanette Poe · subs@cascadeug.example
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