Fibre optic implementation
Route survey through to acceptance testing on long-haul, metro and access networks.
- Survey and detailed design
- Trenching, ducting, chambers
- Blowing, pulling, splicing
- OTDR acceptance testing
Telecom infrastructure · Lagos, Nigeria · Since 1993
We build the routesthe network runs on
Fibre optic and civil telecom infrastructure: surveyed, designed, trenched, installed, spliced, tested and maintained. One accountable partner from route survey to long-term maintenance.
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Who we are
Thirty-three years on the route
Concept Point Nigeria Limited was founded in 1993 and has worked continuously in telecom infrastructure ever since.
We design and build fibre optic and civil telecom infrastructure, and we manufacture and supply the materials that go into it. Beyond Nigeria, we have delivered projects in Tanzania, Ghana, Malawi, Yemen, Ivory Coast and Benin Republic.
| Founded | 1993, Lagos |
| Head office | Victoria Island, Lagos |
| Coverage | 5 regional headquarters, 38 maintenance centres |
| International | Tanzania, Ghana, Malawi, Yemen, Ivory Coast, Benin |
| Clients | MTNN, Globacom, Multilink Telkom, Siemens, Alcatel, TCIL, Huawei |
| Manufacture | HDPE duct, PVC pipe |
What we do
Four lines of work
OFC maintenance
Standing maintenance contracts backed by 38 centres and five regional headquarters.
- Fault response teams
- Preventive route patrol
- Emergency restoration
- Route record updates
Material manufacture & supply
One of Nigeria's largest manufacturers of HDPE duct, supplying operators nationwide.
- HDPE duct
- PVC pipe
- Optical fibre cable
- Patch panels
Project governance
A defined structure runs every implementation, so decisions have an owner and issues have a route to escalation.
- Dedicated project manager
- Technical leads and QA
- Programme and cost control
- Client and community liaison
How we build
A route, end to end
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01
Route survey
Teams walk the corridor before anything is drawn. We record soil conditions, road crossings, existing utilities, right-of-way owners and the communities the route passes through.
What you get
Marked-up route drawings, a constraints register and a permit list with named authorities.
02
Design & approvals
Detailed design fixes duct configuration, chamber positions, splice locations and crossing methods. We take the drawings through state and federal approvals ourselves.
What you get
Issued-for-construction drawings, bill of quantities and secured wayleaves.
03
Civil works
Trenching, directional drilling under roads and rivers, duct laying, chamber and manhole construction, and full reinstatement of the surface behind us.
What you get
Duct in the ground, chambers built, surfaces reinstated to the road authority's standard.
04
Cable installation
Cable blown or pulled into duct with bearers and end caps fitted as we go. Warning boards and barricades stay in place for the length of the works.
What you get
Cable installed to specified tension limits, with drum and section records.
05
Splicing & testing
Fusion splicing at joint closures, followed by OTDR traces and power-meter readings on every fibre in both directions.
What you get
Splice loss records, bidirectional OTDR traces and a test pack per section.
06
Handover
As-built drawings, route records and the full test pack are issued together. Completion certificates are signed before the route goes into service.
What you get
As-builts, test documentation and a signed certificate of completion.
07
Maintenance
The route moves onto a standing maintenance contract, covered by the nearest of our 38 centres. Response times are agreed up front and measured against.
What you get
Named response teams, patrol schedules and monthly fault reporting.
Points of presence
Coverage makes maintenance real
A maintenance contract is only as good as the distance between a fault and the nearest team.
MTNNGlobacomMultilink TelkomSiemensAlcatelTCILHuawei
MTNNGlobacomMultilink TelkomSiemensAlcatelTCILHuawei