Utility procurement screens on safety before it looks at scope. This is the program behind every bore and every trench — trench-safety competent persons, one-call discipline, a written inadvertent-return plan, and the training and prequalification your project requires.
Underground utility work is high-consequence: live gas and electric, unmapped conductors, deep trenches, and roadway traffic. We plan every job as a hazard-control problem first — competent persons on the ground, one-call locates in hand, a written plan for the bore, and daily toolbox talks before anyone breaks the surface. The program below travels with the crew to every jobsite in Central New York and Pennsylvania.
OSHA-qualified competent persons on excavation crews, with protective systems on every trench — shoring, sloping, or benching selected for the soil and depth, plus daily inspection before entry.
We notify New York 811 / Dig Safely New York and PA One Call before every dig, honor each system's notice window, and pothole to daylight to confirm existing utilities before we break ground.
Before the rig walks on, every crossing has a written IR plan — geotechnical read of the bore path, a drilling-fluid program, downhole and surface monitoring, containment on site, and a step-by-step contingency and notification procedure.
Task-specific PPE, a daily toolbox talk and job-hazard analysis before work starts, and a trained workforce — OSHA 10 for crew, OSHA 30 for supervision.
Gas-distribution tasks are performed by operator-qualified personnel, with OQ coordinated to the operator's covered-task list so gas main and service work meets each utility's requirements.
Trained flaggers (ATSSA) and maintenance-and-protection-of-traffic plans for roadway work, built to the DOT and municipal requirements for the job.
A substance-abuse policy with testing that meets utility and DOT contractor requirements — details provided to your prequal and procurement teams on request.
Safety keeps people whole; quality keeps the work in the ground for the life of the asset. We build to the standard the interconnecting utility inspects against — the same reason developers trust us with gen-tie and substation civil.
Duct bank, bedding, cover, separation, and restoration built to each utility's construction spec — not a generic one.
We coordinate mandrel/proofing, pressure and continuity testing, compaction, and utility and owner inspections into the schedule — not after the fact.
Bore logs, as-built records, and closeout documentation turned over so the utility knows exactly what went in the ground and where.
We're built for the way utilities and EPCs buy. Rather than claim a badge, we onboard into the prequalification platform your project requires and register in your vendor portal — then hand your team the records to verify us.
Tell us the platform your project requires — ISNetworld, Avetta, or Veriforce — and we complete onboarding into it. We do not claim active membership we don't yet hold; we onboard to your requirement.
We register in utility vendor portals such as SupplierONE and SAP Ariba, and support MSA, approved-vendor, and bid-list onboarding so we're ready to receive work orders.
EMR / TRIR: our experience-modification rate, TRIR, DART, and OSHA 300 logs are available on request for prequalification and bid packages. We do not publish a number here — we provide the current, verifiable figures directly to your prequal and procurement teams. [EMR — confirm]
For the full contents — COIs and insurance limits, safety records, OQ, licensing, references, and DOT prequal status — see the prequalification package, or request it directly and we'll route it to your team.
Our bores and excavations are planned and executed to the safety standards and trenchless practice the industry relies on, and every dig starts with a one-call locate. The authorities and systems our program follows:
Our EMR, TRIR, DART, and OSHA 300 logs are available on request for prequalification and bid packages. We don't publish a rate on the site — we provide the current, verifiable figures directly to your procurement or prequal team. [EMR — confirm]
We onboard into the prequalification platform your project requires — ISNetworld, Avetta, or Veriforce — and register in utility vendor portals such as SupplierONE and SAP Ariba. Tell us which platform your project uses and we complete the onboarding.
Every crossing gets a written inadvertent-return plan before the rig walks on — a geotechnical read of the bore path, a drilling-fluid program, downhole and surface monitoring, containment materials on site, and a step-by-step contingency and notification procedure.
New York 811 / Dig Safely New York and PA One Call, before every excavation and bore, within each system's required notice window — and we pothole to daylight to confirm existing utilities before we break ground.
Request the prequalification package with our COIs, safety records, OQ, and prequal-platform onboarding — then send us the crossings and the schedule and we'll send back a bid.
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