Gas

We start with the utility company, not just the drawings

Engaging directly with utility company design teams to collect design specifications, review as-built records, and complete records requests ensures we are working from authoritative information rather than assumptions. What is missing from the record is often as important as what is in it.

SUE data shapes better decisions

We review Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) data and recommend additional field investigations where needed. Known conflicts are identified early. Potential conflicts are flagged before they reach the design freeze.

Design modifications can reduce utility impact before relocation begins

One of the most cost-effective moves in utility design is catching opportunities to adjust the project design itself. We identify where project modifications can reduce the scope of utility impacts, avoiding costly relocation where the alternative is viable.

Relocation strategy, not just relocation drawings

We propose efficient relocation routes aligned with third-party standards and applicable regulations, backed by a relocation strategy that accounts for schedule dependencies, stakeholder approvals, and construction sequencing.

We manage the process, including municipal consent

Navigating processes such as TPUCC requires familiarity with municipal requirements and disciplined follow-through. We schedule, chair, and minute project utility coordination meetings, and represent the utility company at municipal capital project coordination meetings where required.

Third-party conformance is a checkpoint, not a formality