INTUS Construction has been awarded a Fiber-to-the-Home project serving 7,500 homes in Newmarket, Ontario. The work will support the expansion of high-speed connectivity for residents across the community.
Project Scope
The project covers the construction of Fiber-to-the-Home infrastructure, often shortened to FTTH. INTUS Construction will apply its telecommunications and utility-construction experience to the installation work required across the service area.
The award adds another large-scale connectivity project to the company’s infrastructure portfolio.
What FTTH Means
Fiber-to-the-Home—also known as Fiber-to-the-Premises—delivers fiber connectivity directly to a residence or business. Unlike networks that rely on older copper or coaxial connections for the final segment, FTTH extends fiber through that last connection.
The result is infrastructure designed to support modern demand for high-speed, reliable digital access.
Why Connectivity Matters
Reliable internet access supports more than residential use. It enables businesses, schools, public services, and community organizations to participate more fully in an increasingly digital economy.
For Newmarket, the project represents an investment in infrastructure that can support everyday communication, remote work, online services, and future growth.
What Comes Next
The contract award marks the beginning of the delivery phase. INTUS Construction will coordinate field activity and installation work as the project advances.
Further project updates and timing information will be shared as they become available.
