Oil & Gas
Working with exploration and production companies in North America, South America and Australia, Geospatial Corporation can map a variety of pipelines ranging from offshore facilities to liquid natural gas terminals, underground gas storage facilities and distribution systems. Our innovative technical solutions help our clients in the areas ranging from laying new pipelines to completing refinery expansions and modernization programs.

As the world’s demand for oil and gas and refined products grows, Geospatial Corporation is positioned to work with the industry leaders in managing the vast infrastructure already in place and in conducting new construction activities.

Electric
Geospatial Corporation provides GIS services and accurate XYZ mapping for the installation and maintenance of conduits and cables for electric transmission and distribution companies.  Our capabilities include engineering and computer design, innovative technology concepts, consulting services and construction solutions to ensure precise conduit installation and location accuracy.  As a valuable asset to the utility industry, we provide detailed bending radius and joint integrity data, which is critical for the safe installation of sophisticated high voltage electrical distribution conduits.

Geospatial Corporation’s unique skill set, combined with alliances in the transmission and distribution industry, enable us to conduct some of the most interesting and essential utility infrastructure projects.

Telecommunications
Geospatial Corporation’s GIS professionals offer services to integrate location-based data to map, analyze and manage conduits in vast underground network systems. Our proprietary technology enables accurate integration of information to manage processes for telecom network planning and operations, data management and other problem solving needs.

Whether installing new communications networks or establishing the location of existing lines related to construction activities for other industries where telecom line location is required, our technology provides detailed information to streamline planning and management issues.

Municipal
Our nation’s infrastructure requires rehabilitation estimated to amount to more than $1.6 trillion dollars.  Investing in water and sewer pipeline mapping and assessment will enable municipal governments and pipeline operators to manage their costs while ensuring safe water systems and mitigating adverse impacts.

Geospatial’s ability to map, create and manage 3-D and GIS databases of pipeline size, location and condition in order to rehabilitate these resources will provide the basis for cost-effective municipal program implementation.

GIS
Geospatial’s professionals specialize in the design and development of applications that capture, store, analyze and manage data. This information is generated around our core business of creating and collecting accurate spatial data for the above and below ground assets of our clients. These applications are typically deployed via the World Wide Web and are customized on a client-by-client basis to solve industry specific problems.

Knowing that data delivery is important to our clients, Geospatial has developed applications that allow delivery of accurate data through the use of our on-line hosted information management application. This application is a secure, direct method for authorized users to access and share data, and is delivered through a combination of web-based document library, GIS, charting, and reporting modules.

HDD Guidance
Geospatial Corporation utilizes HDD methods for the pipeline and utility industries for the purpose of installing underground infrastructure including telecommunications and power cable conduits, water lines, sewer lines, oil and gas lines, product pipelines and environmental remediation casings. In addition, we employ HDD technology for crossing waterways, roadways, shore approaches, congested areas, environmentally sensitive areas, and projects where other methods may be more costly to construct by other means. Using this method minimizes traffic disruption while lowering costs to our clients. It also permits deeper and/or longer installation capabilities, elimination of access pit requirements, shorter completion times, directional capabilities, and environmental safety.