Enco has provided engineering services and regulatory permits for a major Texas Gas Service Main Extension project that will serve the Southwest Austin Market. The 13-mile Main Extension originates in Hays County and its route traverses through various jurisdictions including Hays County, Travis County, TXDOT, City of Bee Cave (CoBC) Full Purpose and ETJ, City of Austin ETJ, LCRA and City of Lakeway.
The Main Extension serves the 1,400 acre Sweetwater Master Planned Community, the newest community in the Lake Travis area, with 700 acres of residential homes and various commercial facilities. The Sweetwater main extension brings a much needed natural resource into the booming economy of West Austin, Bee Cave, Lakeway and western Travis County.
Enco engineered and permitted The University of Texas electric and telecom duct bank extensions to serve the AT&T Executive Education & Conference Center located on the south side of the UT campus. Additionally, Enco engineered the relocation of AT&T and GAATN facilities in conflict with the project, and also designed the Austin Energy street lights associated with the site.
Enco was involved in the engineering, permitting, and construction inspection for hundreds of miles of telecom routes within the City of Austin and its Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) for Level 3, Williamson Communications, Broadwing, and El Paso Global Networks.
Enco was involved in the engineering and permitting for telecommunication routes that interconnected various Independent School District campuses and facilities, including Lake Travis, Austin, Round Rock and Leander ISDs.
Through the years, Enco has engineered and permitted hundreds of Austin area projects for numerous clients, including Texas Gas Service, AT&T, Google Fiber, Time Warner Cable, Grande Communications, Time Warner Telecom, GAATN, Level 3 Communications, Qwest and OnFiber, to name a few.
Some of the gas infrastructure relocations and/or telecommunications ductbank relocations we have been involved with:
The following is a partial list of projects for which we provided utility relocation plans. We represented the developer and/or the utility owner, and designed the relocation of gas, telecommunications, electric and in some cases water and wastewater relocations.
Enco is integrally involved with gas infrastructure and telecommunications plant replacement for aging systems, poor performance, damage, maintenance frequency and technology upgrades.
Enco has been a key component in the following natural gas, telecommunications, propane, electric and street light subdivision infrastructure layouts:
Since our inception in March of 2000, Enco has provided engineered, designed, and secured development permits for literally thousands of miles of utility extensions, replacements and relocations around Texas. Whatever the scope of your project, however complex the job, we are confident that the Enco Team will meet or exceed client expectations.