Irving Pipeline Survey + Permitting

Project overview

•  New pipeline installation
• 2,220 feet of 8-inch pipeline
• Two perpendicular drills
• Multiple permitting agencies & landowners

Scope of work

• Topographic, boundary, & as-built surveys
• Permitting
• Construction staking
• Pipe tallying
• Weld mapping

Project summary

Audubon was contracted by Explorer Pipeline for survey and permitting services on a new pipeline at its Irving pump station. Connecting the pump station to a major E&P company’s facility, the 2,220-foot, 8-inch pipeline had multiple agency and land stakeholders.

Pipeline services included topographic, boundary, and as-built surveying; permitting; construction staking; pipe tallying; and weld mapping. Audubon used the critical path method (CPM) to supply project data and ensure successful project delivery—on time and within budget.