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Super InfraWorks

National coverage

Local benches. National reach.

Regional hubs put qualified people near the markets where infrastructure is being built — and traveling crews take them anywhere else.

Hub map

Super InfraWorks regional hub networkMap of the continental United States showing 11 active regional hubs and 2 hubs opening in 2031, connected by a network of traveling crews.DallasAshburnPhoenixAtlantaColumbusRenoSalt Lake CityHillsboroChicagoCharlotteSecaucusOklahoma CityLos Angeles
Active hub Opening 2031 Traveling-crew corridor
Regional hubs
11
States with active deployments
44
Field professionals
14,000+
Critical response
24/7

Active hubs

Where we operate today

Opening in 2031

What every hub runs

A hub is more than an office

We choose new markets on customer demand, data-center construction, power investment, industrial expansion, worker availability and competition — then build the full operating stack.

  • Local bench

    Credentialed technicians living within commuting distance of the market’s major campuses.

  • Recruiting & talent pools

    Regional recruiters, talent communities and school partnerships that keep the bench full.

  • Dispatch & response teams

    On-call technicians and vehicles staged for Priority and Critical-tier response.

  • Equipment pool

    Calibrated splicers, OTDRs, certifiers, lifts and tools tracked by crew and project.

  • Academy capacity

    Lab campuses or mobile training rigs for cohorts, boot camps and certification prep.

  • Regional leadership

    A general manager, safety lead and account team accountable for every site in the region.

Get started

When critical infrastructure needs people or field execution, call Super InfraWorks.