Our Process

From groundbreak to occupancy.

Seven steps. Every scope in parallel. Everything visible in your portal.

01

Planning & Assessment

We review project drawings, assess every utility requirement, and develop one coordinated infrastructure plan across all scopes — before the first application goes out.

In your portal: the full utility plan, scope by scope, from day one.

02

Filings & Applications

We submit every utility application at once — Con Edison, National Grid, DEP, DOT, and the telecom providers — and open the Con Edison service request from day one. Parallel cases are how months come off a schedule.

In your portal: live status on every application and open comment.

03

Engineering & Design

Load letters, fixed sketches, vault and service layouts — we work the utility engineering process alongside your design team, resolving comments and driving each case to an approved design instead of waiting on it.

In your portal: every drawing, submission, and approval as it lands.

04

Permits & Approvals

DOT street opening permits, sidewalk and roadway approvals, and every agency sign-off needed before the ground opens — sequenced so no permit ever becomes the reason a crew stands down.

In your portal: each permit, its status, and its expiration in one view.

05

Relocations & Cutoffs

Existing services are relocated or disconnected before demolition and excavation need the ground — coordinated across every utility, documented, and confirmed off your critical path.

In your portal: confirmation on every cutoff before the schedule depends on it.

06

Construction

Excavation, support of excavation, vault construction, mains, and conduit — we manage subcontractors, schedule field work, and coordinate across all utilities so one trench serves three scopes instead of three trenches on three mobilizations.

In your portal: field progress, photos, and milestone tracking.

07

Energizing & Closeout

Inspections, cable pull, meters, and final activation on every scope — from Con Edison energizing to water service sign-off — closed out with full restoration and a complete documented record.

In your portal: closeout documents and the full project history.

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The Difference

Parallel, not sequential.

Most projects run utility scopes one after another because no single party owns them all. We run them at the same time — because we do.

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