Surveying

Surveying is an essential first step for many projects. Our experienced surveyors use current technology, such as robotic total stations, drones, 3D laser scanning and virtual reference station-enabled global positioning technologies, allowing us to communicate with you in real time between field and office as we collect information critical to your planning. Our surveying team holds certifications including training regarding Occupational Safety and Health Administration Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Standard 1910.120: Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response; Mine Safety and Health Administration Title 30 CFR, Part 46: Training and Retraining of Miners Engaged in Shell Dredging or Employed at Sand, Gravel, Surface Stone, Surface Clay, Colloidal Phosphate, or Surface Limestone Mines; railroad safety for work on Class 1 railroads; work zone safety for work on roadways; communications for work on tower-controlled airports; confined space entry; and fall protection.

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  • traditional surveying: American Land Title Association, boundary and right-of-way surveys; surveys for control establishment; and topographical surveys for engineering design
  • federal, state and local government: asset management surveys for planning and geographic information system (GIS) development, control surveys for geodetic monument establishment and height modernization and levee inventory surveys for flood protection
  • aviation: Federal Aviation Administration-standard obstruction surveys for approach development, GIS development and asset inventory surveys, control station development to National Geodetic Survey standards and “Exhibit A” property map development
  • railway: grade-crossing inventories, on-track topographical and bridge surveys and track profile surveys
  • power and industry: monitoring well location surveys, surveys for landfill permitting for environmental compliance, construction layout surveys and mining surveys
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Data collection

Learn more about data collection, the first step of the asset management process. Our skilled specialists use drones, various types of condition assessments and innovative surveying techniques to gather the information you need to effectively manage your assets.

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Geospatial and data tools

With smart-city infrastructure, your community can plan for a more connected, efficient and environmentally sound future. Find out more about the technology we can employ to help you start making the informed, data-driven decisions that will position your city for a vibrant tomorrow.