National OnDemand Strengthens Fiber Network Capacity Through Acquisition of J. Tucker Construction

In a strategic move to bolster its operational capabilities, National OnDemand, Inc. recently announced the acquisition of J. Tucker Construction, Inc., a Texas-based firm recognized for its expertise in underground construction and telecommunications. This acquisition not only enhances National’s existing fiber construction capabilities but also aligns with the company's objective to extend its service offerings across the United States.

Founded in 1991 by Jackie and Phyllis Tucker, J. Tucker Construction has spent over three decades establishing a strong reputation within the telecommunications industry. The company specializes in a comprehensive range of services including aerial construction, directional boring, trenching, and the installation of buried service wires. Additionally, J. Tucker is well-versed in fiber optic and copper splicing, which are critical for ensuring robust communications infrastructure.

Douglas Boteler, CEO of National OnDemand, expressed excitement over the acquisition, stating, "We are thrilled to welcome J. Tucker Construction to the National OnDemand family. Their expertise in both construction and last mile services perfectly complements our growth goals in these vital areas. With their experienced team and commitment to quality, this acquisition enhances our ability to deliver seamless solutions to our clients."

The leadership of Jason Tucker, who has been at the helm since 2003, has seen J. Tucker Construction evolve to meet the demands of rapidly expanding broadband networks. The relationship with National OnDemand is expected to provide a platform for greater growth, enabling J. Tucker to enhance its construction and last mile services while continuing to maintain quality.

Jason Tucker, President of J. Tucker Construction, commented, "This partnership is a tremendous opportunity for J. Tucker Construction and our team. National OnDemand's support will allow us to broaden our capabilities while continuing to deliver the high-quality work our clients expect. We are enthusiastic about the future and the prospects this creates for our team."

This acquisition is a clear indication of National OnDemand's ongoing commitment to its growth strategy, which focuses on identifying and integrating complementary partners within the communications and telecommunications sector. By aligning with companies like J. Tucker Construction, National OnDemand aims to offer innovative and efficient communications infrastructure solutions, meeting the ever-growing demands for connectivity across the nation.

Headquartered in Burlington, North Carolina, National OnDemand is a prominent player in the field of communications and telecom infrastructure, catering primarily to the Fiber, Wireless, Energy, and Technology sectors. The company has established itself as a reliable provider of full turnkey infrastructure solutions, executing projects on demand throughout the U.S. This acquisition marks a significant step in sustaining National OnDemand's competitive market position, driven by both inorganic growth through strategic acquisitions and steady organic expansion.

Not only will this acquisition enhance National OnDemand's service portfolio, but it will also augment its geographic footprint, allowing the company to cater to a wider range of clients and meet the increasing demands for high-speed internet and telecommunications services across various regions. As broadband demands escalate, partnerships like the one between National OnDemand and J. Tucker Construction are critical in driving innovation and efficiency in communication infrastructure.

As the landscape of telecommunications continues to evolve, the collaboration between these two entities signifies a major advancement for National OnDemand, highlighting their commitment to addressing the future needs of telecommunications infrastructure. The integration of J. Tucker’s legacy and expertise will ultimately pave the way for enhanced service delivery and operational efficiency in meeting today's connectivity challenges.