FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes! GPRS can work on any size project ranging from a couple hundred linear feet, up to multiple miles in length. Through a busy intersection for a new electrical duct bank or inside a power station, GPRS Project Managers locate and map all public, private, and abandoned utilities, as well as any other subsurface obstructions.

While GPRS is helping visualize the underground assets and utilities, we can also capture the existing above-ground conditions and features. With LiDAR scanners, GPRS can provide 2-4mm accuracy with its 3D laser scanning services, while processing all the data to generate point cloud files, 3D models, and more.

GPRS utilizes multiple technologies and processes to helpidentify all utilities and assets onsite. Inside a substation, GPRS follows astandard operating procedure to help identify the grounding grid, duct banks,conduits or any other utilities that may be present. All this information canbe relayed back to the customer in a .KMZ or CAD file.