Separate the cable schedule by destination
Ramcorp Wire & Cable supplies wire and cable for Dallas–Fort Worth contractors and facilities. For a project spread across several buildings or North Texas addresses, start with a cable list that identifies where each order line belongs.
A contractor's warehouse, a Dallas job site, and a Fort Worth facility may all appear on the same project. Give each destination its own receiving address and contact. State whether material should arrive together at a staging point or be quoted for separate deliveries.
Make a site-by-site order list
Use the approved part number or specification for each line, followed by the required lengths and destination. Keep the building reference even when several buildings use the same cable.
| Order detail | What to include |
|---|---|
| Destination | Site name, street address, building, and receiving contact |
| Cable | Manufacturer and part number, or approved specification |
| Quantity | Continuous length for each run, unit of measure, and separate spare material |
| Release | Material needed first, requested receiving date, and whether split shipments are acceptable |
A combined footage total can hide a shortage at one building. Ask for a proposed reel configuration that meets the individual runs, and identify any packaging or label requirements before ordering. Cutting, labeling, and phased shipping options require confirmation in the quote.
Keep revisions and alternatives easy to review
Put the cable schedule's revision or issue date on the inquiry. If the job changes, identify the affected lines and provide one current schedule so earlier quantities are not mistaken for additional material.
Where alternatives are allowed, ask for the proposed manufacturer, part number, and available datasheet. Have the project's designated reviewer approve any change to the specified cable before release. Request available product datasheets with your quote.
Choose a starting category
- Building wire for the conductor types, sizes, and colors on the electrical schedule.
- Network cable for the specified category, shielding, and jacket rating.
- Control and tray cable for the approved control or power cable construction.
- Fire alarm cable for the project's specified system and cable rating.
For a campus or commercial fit-out, keep power, communications, and life-safety cable on separate order lines. The network cable guide can help with terminology; the approved project specification determines what to order.
Confirm receiving for each DFW address
Send the actual truck entrance, receiving hours, appointment instructions, and unloading arrangements. Ask for package dimensions and weights if a site has handling limits.
If one location is ready before another, identify the critical lines and request separate freight and timing where needed. Have Ramcorp confirm product availability, preparation time, and estimated transit for the quoted shipment. A requested phase date is not a confirmed delivery appointment.
Request a quote for the next release
Send the current cable schedule, destination list, required continuous lengths, and receiving dates. Mark the quantities needed now and those included only for planning, then ask for confirmation of the proposed products, packaging, and delivery scope.
Disclaimer: This page provides general product-selection and ordering information, not installation instructions or engineering advice. A qualified electrical professional should verify cable suitability, current manufacturer specifications, applicable codes, and project requirements. Availability, pricing, continuous lengths, packaging, and delivery estimates are subject to confirmation in the written quote and order acknowledgment. Transit estimates do not guarantee a delivery appointment or project deadline.