- What does utilities include?
- Storm drainage, sanitary sewer, and water distribution — self-performed as one accountable scope. Scope typically covers storm drainage: RCP/HDPE mains, structures, detention, outfalls; sanitary sewer: gravity mains, manholes, service laterals; water distribution: DI/PVC mains, hydrants, valves, services; utility tie-ins to existing municipal infrastructure; pressure, mandrel, and bacteriological testing; and CCTV inspection & utility as-built documentation.
- How is utilities documented and closed out?
- Work is built to the approved plans and specifications, and closeout covers tested and accepted per utility/AWWA standards before backfill closeout; as-builts delivered with pipe and structure inverts; and one crew accountable across storm, sanitary, and water.
- Does Trax self-perform utilities, or subcontract it?
- Trax self-performs utilities with its own crews and equipment, alongside the other sitework scopes on the same contract, so one team is accountable for schedule and quality across the site.
- Where does Trax perform utilities?
- Crews mobilize from Lenoir City, Tennessee and typically work across Loudon County, Knox County, Blount County, Roane County, Anderson County, Monroe County, Sevier County, and Jefferson County, covering Knoxville and East Tennessee.
- How do I get a bid for utilities?
- Send the plans through the contact page or call (865) 224-3002. Trax bids from the civil drawings and specifications and can price the full sitework package or a single scope.
