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$l10n parameter must be an array. To pass arbitrary data to scripts, use the wp_add_inline_script() function instead. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 5.7.0.) in /home/cqp7rb5ffnba/public_html/test.se-texas.com/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6085Recognizing the challenges and seeing the opportunities in today’s utility marketplace is the key to providing effective engineering and business support to our Investor-Owned Utility (IOU) Clients. We understand IOU service areas are growing and changing, and managing system growth efficiently and completely is critical. We work as an extension of your resources and strive to streamline the processes involved in the design and construction of new T&D infrastructures. Our regulatory support, engineering services, and T&D field services are some of our many services we make available to IOU clients.
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DISTRIBUTION / STAFF AUGMENTATION
Schneider Engineering began working for this west Texas Utility in 2013, and once purchased by another Utility, continued work in late 2017 under the existing contract. The original Utility served nearly 54,000 customers, with the new Utility serving those individuals plus 10 million more across the state of Texas. They own approximately 134,000 miles of line and more than 3.45 million meters. SE has designed and staked 304 projects for the Utilities combined, totaling approximately 1,670 miles. Projects range in size from a service drop to a 17 mile tie line / rebuild. As part of the staff augmentation, SE performs the following scope of work: Routing; Field staking of proposed poles/guys with survey-grade GPS equipment; Entering construction specifications and creating staking sheets in StakeOut and Partner software; Performing easement / 811 locate coordination; Providing ROW services where easements were obtained; Developing easement exhibits on the Utility’s behalf; Assisting with TxDOT permit exhibits and underground road bores; and Developing 500 page construction specification book for both overhead and underground primary and secondary electric construction.