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Accurate surveys are a large part of the foundation of solid land planning services. A/I/DATA has a long history of providing SRI with comprehensive utility designation, location, and survey services, and we have high regard for them as one of our most trusted partners on many of our projects.
Robert E. Morelock
Associate Principal
RK&K has been well served by A/I/DATA on numerous projects. A/I/DATA’s assistance in developing an understanding of the underground elements as well as their advice regarding potential conflicts and design remedies has been very useful for RK&K and our clients.
John A. d’Epagnier, P.E., LEED AP,
It was a pleasure working with your field team as they were extremely easy to work with and very accommodating with working with Schnabel when they were on site together. Your end deliverables are great. The drawings are very professional and seem to “ooze” with confidence!
Vince Kokal, P.E.
Project Engineer
We consider A/I/DATA to be an essential part of any project design team and rely on their extensive knowledge of utility systems, attention to detail, and proven ability to meet budget and schedule requirements to successfully complete projects for our clients. The team is a pleasure to work with, and we recommend A/I/Data’s services for any project where the horizontal and vertical locations of existing underground utility systems may play a critical part in the development of proposed improvements.
Anthony Olsen, P.E.
Senior Vice President
A/I/Data has been a trusted partner to WBCM on our civil and structural projects. They provide quality utility locating services in a professional and responsive manner. I would recommend them to anyone who needs reliable utility designation or location services.
Blaine Linkous, P.E., P.H., LEED AP
We use A/I/DATA on a regular basis. They are a professional organization with great attention to detail. They save our clients money and time by identifying existing utilities early in the design process so they can be dealt with then, as opposed to being discovered during construction.
J. Robert Green, P.E., Prof. L.S.
