Hydroexcavation in Congested Utility Corridors

Overview
B&H Construction completed a hydroexcavation-driven underground utility installation project within a heavily congested utility corridor in Central Oklahoma, supporting new fiber optic and water infrastructure construction while protecting sensitive underground utilities. Utilizing multiple sizes of hydrovac excavation equipment, B&H safely exposed gas lines, electric infrastructure, sewer systems, telecom utilities, and unlocatable underground assets without causing service disruptions or utility damage. Through precision non-destructive excavation methods and strategic equipment deployment, the project was completed ahead of schedule with zero utility strikes and minimal surface disruption.
project scope:
• Hydroexcavation and utility daylighting
• Non-destructive underground excavation
• Fiber optic utility installation support
• Water utility corridor construction
• Utility locating and exposure
• Congested corridor excavation operations
• Ground-penetrating radar coordination
• Site restoration and cleanup
project partners:
• Central Oklahoma Municipal Infrastructure Teams
• Utility Coordination and Inspection Groups
industry type:
Sensitive Underground Utility Protection
project location:
Central Oklahoma
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