3DELECTRO SAN JUAN 3DELECTRO SAN JUAN

San Juan, Argentina · Engineering & execution

Electrical works and fibre networks for projects in Argentina

Based in San Juan, 3DELECTRO assesses electrical works, fibre optic networks and telecom scopes for projects in Argentina. Share your location, technical requirements and schedule so we can review scope, resources and mobilisation.

Access networks
FTTH
Transmission lines
OPGW
Electrical works
MV/LV
Monitoring
SCADA

Your next step with 3DELECTRO

Tell us what you need.

01 · Companies and contractors

Discuss your next project

Fibre optics, electrical works and connectivity. Share the location, scope and schedule for a technical assessment.

Discuss a project
02 · Procurement teams

Assess us as a supplier

Process requirements, company documentation and project references to support supplier qualification.

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03 · People and skills

Work with us

Share your experience in fibre optics, electrical works, supervision, logistics or administration for future needs.

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Documented FTTH work

FTTH work and installations since March 2026 for two telecommunications contractors

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Operating base in San Juan

Our operating base is in Rivadavia, San Juan, with a registered office in Rawson. Coverage, resources and mobilisation are assessed for each project.

Project coverage in Argentina
Mountain range — 3DELECTRO

Method

A pressure-sealed splice is not reopened to correct an allocation error. That is why we define the fibre matrix before the first metre of cable is pulled.

Qualification

Documentation for procurement teams.

Mining Tax Registry

Category 209 — Suppliers to Mining Companies. Tax ID 30-71864271-6.

Integrated Management System

Management, quality, environmental and integrity documentation is being organised. Versions and approvals are confirmed when preparing the dossier.

Integrity channel

Whistleblowing, investigation and non-retaliation procedure with a dedicated channel: interno@3delectrosanjuan.com

Appointed HSE lead

The responsible professional’s appointment and current registration are verified when preparing the qualification dossier and site requirements.

San Juan state supplier registry

RUPE certificate No. 80405.

Corporate structure

Registered S.R.L. Eligibility, representation and the contracting arrangement are verified for each procurement process.

Field

Connectivity, energy and field work.

Images illustrate service areas. Documented company experience is described on the projects page.

Mountain site with a tower and solar power system
SITE 01
Autonomous high-altitude site
Container, tower and solar generation
Hydraulic crane during a lifting operation
SITE 02
Lifting planning
Structure assembly
OTDR measurement on spliced fibre
SITE 03
OTDR certification
Per-fibre measurement
Radio-link maintenance on a tower
SITE 04
Radio link
Maintenance
Underground fibre installation in an urban area
SITE 05
Underground routing
Ducting and splicing
Remote site with autonomous power
SITE 06
Remote operation
Power and communications

How we work

From tender documents to documented handover.

  1. 01

    Assessment

    Initial review of the specification and available information. Any site visit is agreed separately, including scope, availability and terms.

  2. 02

    Engineering and take-off

    Scope, quantity take-off, reel plan and schedule. Deviations between the tender and inherited scope are raised in writing, not assumed.

  3. 03

    Procurement

    Supply assessment and coordinated purchasing depend on specification, availability and commercial terms. Brand, model and required approvals are agreed before the order is placed.

  4. 04

    Execution

    Mobilisation depends on confirmed availability, site access and client requirements. Work permits and safety controls are defined per task.

  5. 05

    Certification and closure

    Measurements, testing and close-out documentation are agreed in the proposal against scope and acceptance criteria.

Frequently asked questions

Before we begin.

What is an OPGW cable and how does it differ from ADSS?

OPGW is the earth wire of a high-voltage line with optical fibre in its core: it performs the electrical protection function against lightning and also carries data. ADSS is a self-supporting dielectric cable installed alongside the line with no electrical function. They are sized and installed differently: OPGW requires verification of short-circuit current, I²t, span tables and shielding angle.

What altitude can your crews work at?

Feasibility is assessed for each site using its altitude, access, environmental conditions and operator requirements. The offer confirms resources, qualifications, logistics and working windows before execution is committed.

Do you work as main contractor or as a subcontractor?

We can assess specialist packages or subcontracts for main contractors and integrators. The contractual role, resources, qualifications and deliverables are confirmed before quotation. An integrated contract or joint venture requires a separate assessment and specific agreements.

How quickly can you mobilise a crew?

Timing is confirmed per project, subject to personnel, equipment, access, permits and logistics. Our operating base is in Rivadavia, San Juan; we assess enquiries from other provinces.

Are you certified to ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001?

3DELECTRO is not certified to ISO 9001, 14001 or 45001. We are organising management documentation and records. For qualification, we confirm the version, approval and validity of each requested document.

What documentation do you hand over at project closure?

Deliverables are defined by contract and acceptance criteria. Depending on scope, they may include fibre measurements, an allocation matrix, as-built drawings and electrical test records. Competent personnel, equipment and applicable calibration are verified before each test is committed.

Are you registered as a mining supplier?

Yes. We are listed in the Argentine Mining Activity Tax Registry, Category 209 — Suppliers to Mining Companies, under tax ID 30-71864271-6, and in the San Juan state supplier registry (RUPE) under certificate No. 80405.

Next step

Let’s discuss your next project.

Tell us the location, scope and intended schedule. With those details, we can assess the next step.