Demarc wins Massachusetts ITT85 data cabling contract

Demarc Telecom & Utility LLC has been awarded the Massachusetts ITT85 Statewide Contract under Category 1 for data cabling and services. The win expands the Tyngsboro-based contractor’s access to public-sector fiber and network infrastructure work across Massachusetts.

Why it matters: - The ITT85 award gives Massachusetts agencies and other eligible public organizations another approved vendor for data cabling and fiber optic infrastructure projects. - The contract can speed procurement for schools, municipalities, colleges, authorities and state agencies that need network and cabling work. - Demarc’s approval strengthens its public-sector profile in Massachusetts and across New England.

What happened: - Demarc Telecom & Utility LLC won the Massachusetts ITT85 Statewide Contract under Category 1, Data Cabling and Services. - The company is now an approved ITT85 vendor for Massachusetts state agencies, municipalities, public schools, colleges, authorities and other eligible organizations. - The award was announced Aug. 18, 2026.

The details: - Demarc is based in Tyngsboro, Massachusetts. - The company provides structured cabling, fiber optic installation, fusion splicing, testing, data center cabling, outside plant construction and emergency fiber restoration. - Demarc serves customers throughout Massachusetts and New England. - Randy Evans, president of Demarc Telecom & Utility LLC, said the contract is an important milestone and gives public organizations across Massachusetts another way to access an experienced local contractor for fiber optic and data cabling projects. - The ITT85 award follows Demarc’s selection for a United States Department of Defense Fiber to the Desk project at Hanscom Air Force Base. - Demarc also performs telecommunications infrastructure work for colleges, municipalities, utilities and commercial organizations throughout New England. - Founded in 2014, Demarc is certified by the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office as a Minority Business Enterprise. - Demarc participates in the Commonwealth’s Small Business Purchasing Program. - Demarc lists itself as an SDO-certified MBE, SBPP participant and OSD ITT85 Category 1 vendor for Massachusetts. - The release includes a company website: company website.

Between the lines: - The contract puts Demarc in a better position to compete for recurring public infrastructure work, not just one-off projects. - The Hanscom Air Force Base project suggests Demarc already has experience on sensitive government contracts. - Supplier diversity and small-business certifications can make the company more visible to public buyers seeking approved local vendors.

What's next: - Demarc is likely to pursue more state and municipal cabling and fiber projects through the ITT85 contract vehicle. - Public agencies in Massachusetts can now use the vendor listing when planning network upgrades, fiber installs or emergency restoration work. - Demarc’s public-sector footprint may continue to grow if the company turns the contract award into additional bids and task orders.