Desktop Utility Studies
Desktop Utility Studies
Taking away the headache of approaching countless utility providers and understanding
near-illegible records in a variety of formats and scales.
A PAS 128 Type D desktop study offers a one stop shop, providing a cost effective, clear and concise combined utility plan of your site.
Geotec procure & collates utility asset records onto a single drawing, overlaying them onto background mapping data, as different layers, so that you can navigate between services, with results provided in DWG & PDF formats.
This service takes away the headache of approaching countless utility providers and understanding near-illegible records in a variety of formats and scales. The CAD Technicians are also utility mapping surveyors and can draw on their experience to interpret these records and plot them in line with how particular services are likely to be positioned in real life.
(PAS 128 TYPE D)
This information provides an invaluable resource which informs at the early stage of a development, before substantial costs are incurred.
Geotec have assisted many clients by obtaining statutory undertakers records “Stats” and collate these onto background data for various projects:
- Large wind / solar farm developments
- Cable route installations
- Feasibility studies for urban/rural developments – large or small
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An example of a survey where Geotec have several unidentified ground penetrating radar targets present, as well as confirmed buried services and utilities.
This tool also allows Geotec to confirm the presence of metallic and conductive services that have already been detected through radio frequency detection / electro-magnetic locating (RFD / EML).
PAS 128 Surveys
GPR Surveys
Vehicle Mounted GPR Surveys
Utility Mapping / Buried Services Surveys
Service Clearance / Marking Out Surveys
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