1. Check if conduit is available
2. Submit an application and/or permit
3. KDOT reviews
4. Execute agreement and begin work

• Advance notice required for site access
• Coordination with KDOT staff
• No interference with other users allowed

KDOT provides annual public reporting on:

• Projects completed
• Costs and revenues
• System users
• Future plans

1. Optional Use - Providers are not required to use KDOT infrastructure.
2. Not a Service Provider - KDOT does not sell internet service—only provides infrastructure.
3. Shared Infrastructure - Includes conduit, vaults, and limited building access for equipment.

• Typical term: 20 years
• Reviewed every 5 years
• Can break the lease at the 5 year review period
• Renewable in 10-year increments

• Share of construction (if applicable)
• Annual maintenance and operations fees
• Fees are cost-recovery only (not profit-driven)

• Follow KDOT construction standards
• Obtain necessary permits (railroad, environmental, etc.)
• Maintain required insurance

Expand broadband access efficiently while protecting public infrastructure and supporting private sector investment in our right-of-way (ROW).

Installing broadband during roadwork to:

• Reduce costs
• Limit traffic disruption
• Avoid repeat construction