Four scored alternatives
A balanced route, one that minimizes new acquisition, one that minimizes length, one that minimizes conflicts — so you compare tradeoffs instead of accepting a single answer.
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Route a pipeline corridor in an afternoon, not a quarter.
A study, not a line on a map. Give it a corridor and your own project data; it returns four alternatives you can put in front of a client and defend.
Alignment — scored alternative 1 of 4, three crossings shown
A balanced route, one that minimizes new acquisition, one that minimizes length, one that minimizes conflicts — so you compare tradeoffs instead of accepting a single answer.
Every road, rail, waterway and utility crossing, stationed, with a trenchless-or-open-cut call on each one and the rule that decided it.
Line-itemed and escalated to your construction year, on rates derived from published TxDOT bid tabs, banded as an AACE Class 5 screening estimate and labeled as one.
Which permits the alignment will need and which crossing or segment triggers each one — so the long-lead approvals surface while the route can still move.
Ground, pipe and cover along the alignment — gravity inverts and manholes on a sewer, depth of cover and valve locations on a pressure line.
Drop a point. Get the flow.
Drainage Study delineates the watershed above any culvert, crossing or parcel, then runs it. The feasibility answer takes about a minute, and every number behind it stays visible.
Your 12-inch pipe handles it, with 31% capacity to spare.
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