Large-scale structured cabling and fiber backbone buildout for a new Amazon fulfillment facility in Rancho Cordova — high-density Cat6A horizontal cabling, OS2 single-mode fiber backbone between MDF and multiple IDFs, warehouse Wi-Fi and scanner drops, and PoE camera infrastructure across the operations floor.
Amazon MCC1 fulfillment facility — 3300 Rancho Cordova Parkway, where Access Cabling delivered the structured cabling and fiber backbone.
This hero shot shows the exterior monument signage at Amazon's new MCC1 fulfillment facility in Rancho Cordova. Access Cabling was on-site through construction delivering the high-density CAT6A horizontal cabling, OS2 single-mode fiber backbone between the MDF and multiple IDFs, warehouse Wi-Fi and scanner drops, and PoE camera infrastructure that powers day-one operations at the facility.
Client
Amazon
Industry
Distribution
Location
Rancho Cordova, CA
Project Size
9 scopes
Scope
5 systems
Project Overview
Amazon Fulfillment Facility — Structured Cabling & Fiber Backbone (Rancho Cordova) was delivered by Access Cabling for Amazon in Rancho Cordova, California. Large-scale structured cabling and fiber backbone buildout for a new Amazon fulfillment facility in Rancho Cordova — high-density Cat6A horizontal cabling, OS2 single-mode fiber backbone between MDF and multiple IDFs, warehouse Wi-Fi and scanner drops, and PoE camera infrastructure across the operations floor.
Deliver a mission-critical cabling backbone for a large Amazon fulfillment operation on an aggressive go-live schedule, coordinated with active construction trades across a very large footprint.
Result
Delivered a fully labeled, Fluke-certified backbone the Amazon operations and IT teams cut over on schedule — ready to scale as the facility ramps.
The Customer Challenge
Deliver a mission-critical cabling backbone for a large Amazon fulfillment operation on an aggressive go-live schedule, coordinated with active construction trades across a very large footprint.
Engineering Solution
Prefabricated fiber and copper assemblies off-site, phased MDF/IDF buildouts, disciplined tray and J-hook pathways across the operations floor, fusion-spliced OS2 backbone between rooms, and 100% Fluke-certified Cat6A horizontal drops for scanners, Wi-Fi APs, PoE cameras and back-office systems.
Installation Process
Access Cabling deployed a licensed field crew operating on a custom schedule schedule. Rack elevations and pathway drawings were engineered up front, cable assemblies prefabricated off-site, and installation phased around Amazon's active operations to protect uptime.
Testing & Certification
Every copper drop was Fluke DSX-certified to TIA-568 category performance and every fiber link was tested to TIA-568 tier-1 with OTDR trace on the fiber backbone. TIA-606 labels and as-built documentation were delivered with the closeout package.
Products Used
Panduit CAT6A
Corning OS2 Fiber
Fusion Splicing
Wire Basket Cable Tray
PoE Cameras
Results
Delivered a fully labeled, Fluke-certified backbone the Amazon operations and IT teams cut over on schedule — ready to scale as the facility ramps.
Business Benefits
A clean, labeled, expansion-ready infrastructure that Amazon's IT team can service, extend and hand to any auditor. Standardized racks, disciplined pathways and full test documentation reduce time-to-diagnose, protect uptime and shorten every future add / move / change.
Future Expansion
Spare capacity was engineered into pathways, patch fields and rack elevations so Amazon can add drops, switches, cameras, wireless access points and future services without re-cabling. Access Cabling remains the maintenance partner for adds, moves, changes and additional buildouts.