Building New York from the ground down.
Con Edison vaults. Gas mains. Water and sewer. Telecom. Street restoration. Civil and utility infrastructure, carried by one company under one contract — from the first filing to the day your building energizes.
We believe utility infrastructure should never be the reason a building opens late.
On most New York developments, utilities are handled by a patchwork of engineers, subcontractors, expediters, and agencies — none accountable to each other. Miscommunication stacks up. Permits stall. Energizing slips.
Nexa was built to eliminate that fragmentation. We take ownership of every utility scope and deliver it as one managed process, under one contract.
About Nexa →One company. Every utility. Zero gaps.
One team answers for every filing, every trench, and every delay. No finger-pointing between vendors — because there are no other vendors.
See How It Works →Every utility. Fully managed.
Con Edison vault installation and service coordination, end to end. We file the service request, prepare the load letter with your engineers, manage excavation, SOE, and structural vault construction, and carry the case through inspections and energizing.
Learn More →National Grid service applications, approvals, and full installation management — coordinated in parallel with the electric scope so the gas service never becomes the critical path.
Learn More →Water and sewer connection installation with full DEP coordination, including vault sump drainage connections tied directly into the electrical vault scope.
Learn More →Verizon, Spectrum, Optimum, and every other provider — entry agreements, building access, and multi-provider infrastructure planning handled as one coordinated scope.
Learn More →Existing utility relocations, demolition cutoff coordination, and full disconnection management — cleared before your schedule needs the ground.
Learn More →DOT permits, street opening approvals, restoration, and traffic control — the public-way side of every utility scope, managed as part of the same contract.
Learn More →Site drainage, catch basins, storm sewer, manholes, fire mains, and yard piping — the heavy civil scope built alongside the utilities, by the same team, under the same contract.
Learn More →Transparent pricing for complex scopes.
Utility Feasibility Package
Understand utility risk before the project begins.
- Review of site utility conditions
- High-level review of electric, gas, telecom, water, sewer, and street impact
- Utility risk review based on project type and site conditions
- Early coordination strategy
- Summary of major utility and infrastructure hurdles before construction starts
Utility Applications & Approvals
We manage the filing and approval process across utilities.
- Preparation and coordination of utility submissions
- Follow-up with utility case managers
- Coordination with engineers and consultants
- Tracking of comments and open items
- Progress updates through the Nexa Client Portal
Full Utility Coordination
One team coordinating the entire utility process.
- Electric coordination
- Gas coordination
- Telecom coordination
- Water and sewer coordination
- Scheduling and sequencing of utility scopes
Con Edison Vault Installation
Specialized coordination for electric service vault construction.
- Vault planning and layout review
- Coordination with engineers and Con Edison
- Management of excavation and structural scopes
- Coordination of sewer and sump connections
- Scheduling and Con Edison coordination
Principals that show up.
Our founders are in the utility meetings, on the street, and in the vault pits — bringing decades of New York construction management experience directly to the ground on every project.
Meet The Team →Every scope. One live dashboard.
Built for developers who can't afford delays. Track every application, permit, and construction milestone in real time — no more chasing status updates.
- Live status on every utility case and filing
- Milestones, documents, and permits in one place
- Direct line to the Nexa team on every open item
- Full history from first submission to energizing