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I think the key to the question is "ribbonize fiber as necessary".  The type of closure will make a difference slightly as well.  I have been splicing for 20 years and can prep a Tyco closure, and splice 96 loose tube fiber in under 4 hours.  Add time for icky-pick or old style fiber (longer to prep slightly).  If you have to ribbonize 96 fiber on two sides because some engineer loves mass fusion, you may be in for a little longer day.  No matter how things end up, this is no more than an 8 hour day, plenty of coffee breaks included.....  Unless, the splicer is inexperienced.  Then, it could be a week.
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