Mission critical work is defined as anything deemed vital to a business or project. That pretty much describes what AEI Subsurface does every day: Locate and map underground utility lines so that contractors can safely and accurately perform excavation work.
The construction of the 4,735-foot-long, 150-foot-tall Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge, which carries I-95 over the mouth of the Quinnipiac River in New Haven, Connecticut, provides a good example of AEI’s capabilities. The company, based in Warren, Rhode Island, was hired in 2015 to locate utility lines so that the bridge’s massive support columns could be safely installed, says Pat Aubin, who
Utility Locating Contractor’s Experience Pays Off During Massive Bridge Project
Company’s work on a complicated bridge project shows the types of jobs that has allowed it to flourish by focusing on the utility locating market
Aug 28, 2017
| by Ken Wysocky |
