Full Circle Fiber Intermediate LLC officially filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on September 9, 2026. Court records do not specify a reason that could have resulted in the filing. The Clearwater, Florida-based firm operates as a turnkey provider of fiber infrastructure services.
Note: Chapter 7 bankruptcy generally involves the liquidation of a debtor’s eligible assets to help pay creditors. A court-appointed trustee may take control of eligible assets and manage their sale and distribution to creditors. For more information, readers are encouraged to contact the business directly.
Full Circle Fiber Intermediate LLC Files for Bankruptcy
PACER records show that the company submitted its petition in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Pacermonitor lists 10 affiliated entities that also filed separate Chapter 7 petitions:
- Full Circle Fiber Operating LLC
- Knight Broadband LLC
- Noble Broadband LLC
- MTC Consulting LLC
- Reel Broadband LLC
- Kennedy Broadband LLC
- Lightspeed Construction Group LLC
- Precision Broadband LLC
- RMWT Consulting LLC
- Connecta Broadband LLC
The court records do not specify why the companies filed for Chapter 7. However, a written consent dated September 4 shows that the entities’ governing bodies evaluated their capital structure, assets, liabilities, operations, liquidity, and contractual obligations. They also reviewed their overall financial condition and existing strategic alternatives before approving the filings.
They determined that the Chapter 7 cases were necessary/advisable to shut down and liquidate the companies’ affairs in a streamlined manner for the benefit of their stakeholders.
The written consent designated Michael Duran, Jenna Bonczewski, Donald Mackenzie, and Brian Colbert, along with the companies’ managers and officers, as authorized representatives. They were authorized to sign and file bankruptcy documents and take actions on behalf of the companies in connection with the cases.
About the Company
Full Circle Fiber operates as a telecommunications infrastructure company, providing services for building and maintaining fiber and other communications networks. Its work spans network permitting, construction, installation, splicing, and ongoing maintenance. The company serves telecom operators, municipalities, cable companies, utilities, and other network customers.
The company’s services include underground and aerial fiber construction, network deployment, emergency repair, and restoration. Its website shows that the company’s operations include more than 200 in-house crews across 42 locations.
Highlights from the Petition
Court records include a corporate ownership statement, which shows that the company is wholly owned by Full Circle Fiber Partners LLC. Full Circle Fiber Intermediate LLC, in turn, owns 100% of Full Circle Fiber Operating LLC.
Full Circle Fiber Operating LLC wholly owns Lightspeed Construction Group LLC, MTC Consulting LLC, Reel Broadband LLC, Precision Broadband LLC, RMWT Consulting LLC, and Connecta Broadband LLC. Lightspeed Construction Group LLC owns 100% of Knight Broadband LLC, Noble Broadband LLC, and Kennedy Broadband LLC.
The records further show that the company has listed between 200 and 999 creditors. After administrative expenses are paid, no funds will be available for distribution to the creditors.
The company has listed Brian Colbert as its authorized signature and attorney Christopher M. Samis of Ice Miller LLP as its representative in the court.
A summary of the Chapter 7 petition is further shared here:
- Filing Date: September 9, 2026
- Court and Jurisdiction: U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware
- Type of Filing: Active, Voluntary Petition
- Chapter: 7
- Case Number: 26-11436
- Estimated Assets: Between $1,000,001 and $10 million
- Estimated Liabilities: Between $1,000,001 and $10 million
- Estimated Creditors: Between 200 and 999
The upcoming proceedings are expected to be crucial in determining how Full Circle Fiber Intermediate LLC moves through the bankruptcy as it winds down its affairs.
