More than a project list.
Practical utility experience.

Bring utility records, owner standards and a developing highway design into one technical review.

CHAD’S ROLEUtility engineering & coordination

• Analyzed 1,231 utility facilities, verifying ownership, location, records and as-builts.
• Designed 26,000+ linear feet of preliminary overhead and underground electric relocation in MicroStation under TxDOT utility rules and owner standards.
• Coordinated electric and telecommunications records, conflicts, owner actions and protect-in-place evaluations as roadway, bridge and drainage designs developed.

Integrate utility relocation design with a changing transportation corridor.

CHAD’S ROLEUtility coordinator

• Compared supplied SUE and owner records with proposed bridge, drainage, pavement, illumination, signage and traffic-control designs.
• Developed and updated existing and proposed utility design files in MicroStation, with owner criteria and evolving design information.
• Prepared utility tracking and owner-contact controls; supported adjustment designs, exhibits and coordination with owner-managed design consultants.

Connect engineering reviews, owner inputs and the records required for utility closeout.

CHAD’S ROLEUtility coordinator

• Prepared Abbreviated Utility Agreement (AUA) packages and coordinated utility closeout for 20+ owners across electric, water, wastewater, gas and telecommunications.
• Reviewed adjustment plans, estimates, right-of-way maps and as-built records for TxDOT submission.
• Assembled supporting transmittals, owner certifications and property-interest documentation as part of the historical agreement process.

Turn a utility inventory into a documented, design-specific construction-awareness review.

CHAD’S ROLEProject engineer / utility coordinator

• Documented conflict analysis for 26 utility entries, with owner contact and existing-record verification.
• Supported the 100% utility DGN, conflict matrix and contact list; provided Bluebeam QC and utility exhibit updates.
• Authored the July 24, 2024 utility memorandum. It reported no conflicts for the reviewed design and identified six facilities for construction awareness.

The 26 entries describe the reviewed inventory—not 26 resolved conflicts. The memorandum is a design-specific finding, not a claim about final construction or agency acceptance.

Keep owner requirements, technical reviews and open decisions connected across two roadway assignments.

CHAD’S ROLEUtility engineer / project coordinator

• Served as the first point of contact for utility matters and led day-to-day owner coordination, information routing and adjustment-plan reviews.
• Tracked agreement and reimbursement paths, permit routing and water/gas conflict follow-through.
• Worked through records and potholing gaps, keeping information needs and review dependencies visible to the project team.

Apply the same integrated utility approach to passenger-rail infrastructure.

CHAD’S ROLEUtility coordination

• Coordinated across electric, water, wastewater, gas and telecommunications utilities.
• Brought multi-utility owner interfaces and technical coordination experience to the double-track assignment.