The North Houston Highway Improvement Project (NHHIP) Segment 3 presents significant utility relocation challenges within one of Houston’s most congested urban corridors. With multiple overlapping projects competing for limited right-of-way, successful delivery requires innovative planning, constructability assessments, and unprecedented coordination among stakeholders.  This webinar will explore the strategies, solutions, and lessons learned used to navigate these complexities while maintaining project momentum and preparing for future infrastructure needs. Attendees will gain insight into how a “4-Dimensional” approach—integrating space, time, constructability, and future development considerations—can improve utility coordination and reduce conflicts on large-scale urban transportation projects.

Speaker:  Jarrod Compton, Project Director, Atkins Réalis

Jarrod Compton is a Project Director for AtkinsRéalis and has over 20 years of experience in right-of-way surveying, utility mapping, and utility coordination across Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Since 2008, he has specialized in 3D utility modeling, developing existing and proposed utility models for numerous major transportation infrastructure projects. He currently oversees utility construction management for NHHIP Segments 3B1 and 3B2, while leading utility engineering and coordination efforts for NHHIP Segment 3A. His expertise includes utility relocation planning, constructability analysis, and facilitating collaboration among project stakeholders in complex urban environments.