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 UCMdraft 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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