EOA Technologies, LLC
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EOA Technologies, LLC is on the Department of Defense SkillBridge authorized organization list. The DoD directory publishes 5 programs for this organization across 5 locations.
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MOU status: DoD MOU current through March 3, 2028.
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At a glance
- Programs
- 5
- Locations
- 5
- States served
- 1
- Delivery
- In person (5)
- Program length
- 12 to 20 weeks (3), 4 to 8 weeks (1), Under 4 weeks (1)
- Program type
- Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician (2), Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 5 (Advanced Technician II) (1), Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 2 (Installer Level 1) (1), Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 4 (Advanced Technincian)) (1)
- Branches accepted
- Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Counts are computed from the DoD program listings below -- a provider with several programs can appear more than once in each count.
About EOA Technologies, LLC
EOA Technologies, LLC is a small business founded in 2018 with more than 125 employees. The company provides IT architecture, structured cabling and data center infrastructure, and SCIF design and management to commercial enterprises, federal agencies, and intelligence community organizations. EOA maintains a security-cleared workforce and holds small business status.
The company's SkillBridge program is based in San Antonio, Texas, and runs entirely in person. It offers five structured tracks within cable and telecommunications infrastructure, progressing from entry-level helper roles through two advanced technician tiers. Track durations range from 30 days at the helper level up to 150 days for the Advanced Technician II track. Security clearance verification is required prior to acceptance into Tracks 2 through 5.
Across the tracks, interns work hands-on with fiber optic and copper cabling systems, data center installations, and structured cabling pathways. Earlier tracks focus on material handling, cable pulling, routing, termination, and basic testing under supervision. Later tracks involve independent installation, blueprint interpretation, advanced fiber splicing, quality assurance and control, and — at the Advanced Technician II level — learning to lead crews, coordinate with project managers and clients, and manage daily jobsite operations. The program is designed to build technical proficiency progressively, with each track building on the skills developed in the one before it.
Sources: eoatechnologies.net (checked Aug 2, 2026), eoatechnologies.net (checked Aug 2, 2026)
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Programs
Cable & Telecommunication Infrastructure: Track 1 (Helper) - Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician
Detailed listing
- Delivery
- In person source value: In-Person
- Length
- About 1 to 4 weeks source value: 1 - 30 days
- Type
- Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician
- Branches
- Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
- Target MOCs
- 3D1X2, 3D1X7, 25L, 25B, 25H, 0612, 0631,
- Career field
- Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
- Defense Industrial Base
- Yes
Summary
The Track 1 Helper is an entry-level technical role supporting cable installation and data center infrastructure operations. Participants assist experienced technicians with the installation, routing, termination, and testing of fiber optic and copper cabling systems, helping build and maintain critical communication networks.
Eligibility
Must currently have a TS/SCI with Poly for secured facilities opportunities.
What the work involves
The Helper provides direct support to installation teams including material handling, tool staging, and maintaining safe jobsite operations.
Locations
- JBSA, San Antonio, TX
Cable & Telecommunication Infrastructure: Track 2 (Installer) - Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 2 (Installer Level 1)
Detailed listing
- Delivery
- In person source value: In-Person
- Length
- About 4 to 9 weeks source value: 31 - 60 days
- Type
- Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 2 (Installer Level 1)
- Branches
- Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
- Target MOCs
- 3D1X2, 3D1X7, 25L, 25B, 25H, 0612, 0631
- Career field
- Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
- Defense Industrial Base
- Yes
Summary
The Track 2 Installer performs entry-level installation of structured cabling systems, including pathway installation, cable pulling, and basic terminations. This role applies industry standards while working under supervision, ensuring proper routing, labeling, and organization of cabling systems. The Installer is responsible for maintaining quality workmanship, following project specifications, and supporting testing and documented processes.
Eligibility
Must currently have a TS/SCI with Poly for secured facilities opportunities.
What the work involves
The Installer will perform installation of cable pathways, pulling, routing, labeling, perform basic terminations and assist with testing, and follow installation standards and project drawings.
Locations
- JBSA, San Antonio, TX
Cable & Telecommunication Infrastructure: Track 3 (Independent Technician) - Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician
Detailed listing
- Delivery
- In person source value: In-Person
- Length
- About 13 to 17 weeks source value: 91 - 120 days
- Type
- Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician
- Branches
- Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
- Target MOCs
- 3D1X2, 3D1X7, 25L, 25B, 25H, 0612, 0631
- Career field
- Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
- Defense Industrial Base
- Yes
Summary
The Independent Technician installs, test, and troubleshoots copper and fiber optic systems with minimal supervision. This role interprets, drawings, executes installations, and ensures systems meet performance and certification standards. The technician works in commercial and data center environments and is responsible for productivity, accuracy, and technical execution.
Eligibility
Must currently have a TS/SCI with Poly for secured facilities opportunities.
What the work involves
The Independent Technician performs copper and fiber installations independently and teams, conducts testing, troubleshooting, and documentation, reads and interprets blueprints/project specs, and ensures compliance with industry standards.
Locations
- JBSA, San Antonio, TX
Cable & Telecommunication Infrastructure: Track 4 (Advanced Technician) - Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 4 (Advanced Technincian))
Detailed listing
- Delivery
- In person source value: In-Person
- Length
- About 13 to 17 weeks source value: 91 - 120 days
- Type
- Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 4 (Advanced Technincian))
- Branches
- Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
- Target MOCs
- 3D1X2, 3D1X7, 25L, 25B, 25H, 0612, 0631
- Career field
- Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
- Defense Industrial Base
- Yes
Summary
The Advanced Technician performs complex installations including high-density cabling, advanced fiber splicing, and system certification. This role is responsible for learning QA/QC, ensuring all work meets client and industry standards. The Advanced Technician mentors junior personnel, resolves technical challenges, and ensures system performance validation.
Eligibility
Must currently have a TS/SCI with Poly for secured facilities opportunities.
What the work involves
The Advanced Technician preforms advanced fiber splicing and certification, executes high-density and data center installations, learns QA/QC inspections and system validation, mentors and guides junior personnel.
Locations
- JBSA, San Antonio, TX
Cable & Telecommunication Infrastructure: Track 5 (Advanced Technician II) - Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 5 (Advanced Technician II)
Detailed listing
- Delivery
- In person source value: In-Person
- Length
- About 17 to 21 weeks source value: 121 - 150 days
- Type
- Cable & Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician: Track 5 (Advanced Technician II)
- Branches
- Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
- Target MOCs
- 3D1X2, 3D1X7, 25L, 25B, 25H, 0612, 0631
- Career field
- Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
- Defense Industrial Base
- Yes
Summary
The Advance Technician II learns to lead project execution, overseeing personnel, scheduling, and client coordination. This role is responsible for planning, resource allocation, quality control, and ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time and within scope.
Eligibility
Must currently have a TS/SCI with Poly for secured facilities opportunities.
What the work involves
The Advance Technician II learns to lead crews and manage daily jobsite operations, plan work, allocate resources, and track progress, learns to interact with clients, Project Managers, Program Manager, and stakeholders, enforce safety, quality, and performance standards.
Locations
- JBSA, San Antonio, TX
Where this provider operates
- TexasSan Antonio, JBSA
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