Extract, review and export a utility conflict matrix from plan sheet PDFs in minutes, not weeks.
An 80-hour matrix costs about $9,600 by hand. See your savings
Building a utility conflict matrix by hand is slow, and every typed station is a chance for an error.
FHWA helped these 17 state DOTs adopt the utility conflict matrix (SHRP2 R15B)
See the utility owners PDF-to-UCM already knows there. An owner it doesn't know is flagged for your review, never dropped.
Consultants tell us a utility conflict matrix takes about 24 hours on a small job and 80 hours or more on a large one. At a typical $120 an hour, that is real money spent typing stations and offsets.
Estimates, not a guarantee. Your engineer still reviews and accepts every row, and that review time is why the calculator starts at a conservative 50% saving instead of 100%. Hours per matrix are what consultants reported to us; use your own figures above.
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Have a specific DOT project, complex phase submittal, or SUE dataset you want to benchmark? Our team will run a live extraction on your sample sheets and review the audit log with your Project Managers.
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Confidentiality: Plan sheets handled under standard NDA