Direct Reach Digital Infrastructure

The direct route.
The right team.

Dark fiber, private conduit and custom network builds across Washington, D.C., Baltimore and Central Maryland.

Check your route

Infrastructure built around you.

Your next connection
starts here.

Explore our network across Washington, D.C., Baltimore and Central Maryland.

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Washington, D.C. to Baltimore, mapped from supplied DRDI route files.

Completed Planned

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Built below ground.
Backed by people.

100%underground
24/7monitoring
Oneaccountable team

Direct engineering access. Clear ownership from feasibility through operations.

The DRDI Standard

Multiple orange conduits installed in an underground trench — Organized conduit placement for long-term growth

Let’s plan your connection.

Talk through your route, capacity and delivery needs with our team.

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Direct Reach Digital Infrastructure

The direct route.
The right team.

Protected, high-capacity infrastructure across the Washington–Baltimore corridor and Central Maryland, with a promise that puts accountability in writing.

Check your route See the network facts

underground construction: 100%
qualified delivery target: 30 days
white-glove delivery and support: 1 team

Washington, D.C. → BaltimoreMapped from supplied route files

Completed Planned

96.1 micalculated completed routes

Physical route control
Scalable capacity
Direct engineering access
Diversity by design
Clear delivery ownership
Responsive support
Built for critical infrastructure
Ready for long-term growth

System profile

96.1mi

Calculated completed route mileage

16 × 864ducts × fibers per duct13,824 aggregate fiber design capacity

100%underground construction3 ft minimum burial depth

24/7network monitoring100% uptime, or your money back

The DRDI Standard

Your network should be invisible.
Until you need us.

100%

Uptime. Or your money back.

For eligible contracted services, the remedy is defined in the service agreement so the promise can be evaluated before signature.

Understand the promise

One team. Complete context.

White glove means fewer handoffs and a named owner.

A technical lead stays with the route from feasibility through delivery. After turn-up, 24/7 monitoring, defined escalation, and proactive communication keep ownership clear.

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One corridor. Built right.

A more direct way
through the Mid-Atlantic.

DRDI’s completed footprint combines the core Washington–Baltimore alignment with connected Central Maryland routes. Every displayed mile is calculated from the completed linework supplied by DRDI.

Washington, D.C.Protected backboneBaltimore

Protected by design

Entirely underground, with a minimum three-foot burial profile and controlled infrastructure access.

Capacity without compromise

Sixteen ducts with 864 fibers per duct support dedicated strands, conduit control, and future expansion.

Operational accountability

Qualified delivery in approximately 30 days, backed by continuous monitoring and a named escalation path.

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Field proven

What the network looks like before it disappears.

The best infrastructure becomes quiet after turn-up. These selected field images show the civil work, organized pathways, and maintainable underground access that make that possible.

Long open-cut trench prepared for underground conduit installation along a city street — AlignmentPrepared corridor and controlled work zone

Underground network vault with conduit entrances and access ladder — Maintainable accessUnderground structures built for service and expansion

Selected construction imagery from DRDI field work.See how custom builds are delivered

Connected and planned

Four facilities.
No status ambiguity.

Connected locations are available for qualification today. Planned Baltimore endpoints remain clearly marked until construction is complete.

Connected

TierPoint BWI

Linthicum Heights, MD

View facility Planned · Dec 2026

TierPoint Baltimore

Baltimore, MD

View facility Planned · Dec 2026

111 Market Place

Downtown Baltimore

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Infrastructure that fits.

Choose the layer
you need to control.

Each solution page answers ownership, optics, lease and IRU structure, capacity options, construction, maintenance, delivery, and pricing questions.

Dedicated strands

Dark Fiber

Control the optics, encryption, protocols, and upgrade cadence over a tested physical path.

Physical pathway control

Private Conduit

Reserve a dedicated duct structure and define cable ownership, access, and maintenance by agreement.

Purpose-built infrastructure

Custom Network Builds

Route engineering, permitting, construction, testing, handoff, and operations coordinated as one project.

Built around the mission

Different buyers.
Different failure assumptions.

DRDI’s industry pages begin with how the network will be used, which layer the customer needs to control, and what the physical route must prove.

Data Centers & Colocation

Interconnection without hidden path assumptions.

Hyperscalers

Regional capacity built for long planning horizons.

AI & High-Performance Computing

Infrastructure for sustained data movement.

Enterprise

Private infrastructure for connected operations.

Finance

Physical route control for critical transactions.

Federal & Public Sector

Control, documentation, and accountable delivery.

Healthcare & Research

Private capacity for critical and data-intensive work.

Education

A regional foundation for connected learning.

Carriers & Managed Service Providers

Extend reach without giving up route clarity.

Explore all industries

Direct reach is more than distance.It’s confidence at every mile.

Why Direct Reach

Infrastructure with accountability built in.

National scale is not the only measure that matters. DRDI is designed around a precise regional route, direct access to the people responsible for it, and enough physical transparency to make serious network decisions.