Information to assemble
- Project address and drawing set.
- Proposed route, approximate length, and entry/exit expectations.
- Conduit size, material, count, and intended use.
- Known utility information and locate coordination status.
- Surface types, traffic, landscaping, and restoration requirements.
- Staging access, work windows, dependencies, and schedule.
Why early scope clarity matters
Route geometry, available work area, existing infrastructure, and pull-path needs affect how a drilling scope should be reviewed. Sending complete information reduces avoidable back-and-forth and helps identify related conduit, trenching, or restoration work.
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