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Hydroexcavation Utility Protection and Corridor Infrastructure Installation

Hydroexcavation Utility Protection and Corridor Infrastructure Installation

Overview

B&H Construction completed a hydroexcavation-driven underground utility installation project along a congested commercial corridor in Oklahoma, safely exposing and protecting critical infrastructure during water main and electrical conduit construction. Utilizing a fleet of specialized hydrovac excavation units, B&H performed non-destructive utility daylighting around active gas lines, fiber optic systems, electrical infrastructure, and unlocatable underground utilities. Through precision hydroexcavation methods, the project achieved zero utility strikes, minimized surface disruption, and maintained accelerated construction timelines without service interruptions.

project scope:

• Hydroexcavation and utility daylighting
• Non-destructive underground excavation
• Water main utility installation support
• Electrical conduit corridor construction
• Utility locating and exposure
• Congested corridor excavation operations
• Site restoration and cleanup
• Safety and compliance coordination

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project partners:

• Oklahoma Municipal Infrastructure Teams
• Utility Coordination and Inspection Groups

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industry type:

Underground Utility Protection and Infrastructure Construction

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project location:

Oklahoma

Proof Points

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Safety and regulatory compliance focus

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Multi-state operational experience

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Certified crews and documented QA/QC