A right-of-way must do more than secure permission on paper. It must provide the access, space, and rights needed to complete the project.
Dixon Services combines ownership research, landowner communication, acquisition support, and practical project knowledge to help energy companies and public entities acquire usable rights-of-way and easements.
Every right-of-way project begins with understanding the land and its proposed use.
DSI researches surface ownership, identifies affected parties, and helps project teams understand the interests associated with each tract. Our team then supports landowner contact, negotiations, document preparation, and execution.
Throughout the process, project information remains organized and available to help your team monitor acquisition activity and address unresolved tracts.
Identify property owners, existing interests, and other information that may affect acquisition.
Contact affected owners, explain the proposed acquisition, and maintain clear records of project communication.
Support negotiations and prepare right-of-way agreements, easements, damage releases, and related acquisition documents.
Monitor contacts, offers, agreements, payments, outstanding requirements, and acquisition progress by tract.
A route that appears workable on a map may not provide the access or space needed during construction.
DSI’s background includes hands-on pipeline and right-of-way experience. That knowledge helps our team consider access, equipment movement, temporary workspace, construction activity, and other practical requirements during the acquisition process.
This allows potential concerns to be identified earlier and helps clients acquire rights that better support the work ahead. When a project requires professional engineering or other specialized services, DSI can coordinate with the appropriate third-party providers.
DSI provides right-of-way and easement acquisition for projects such as:
Our experience with both private development and public projects helps us adjust the acquisition process to the client, property owners, and requirements involved.
Ownership, contact, negotiation, and acquisition information can be incorporated into DSI’s integrated land database and GIS mapping system.
This gives your team a current view of affected tracts, completed agreements, outstanding acquisitions, payments, and other project details. Reports can also be customized around the information your project managers and decision-makers need.
The success of a pipeline, utility, or infrastructure project can depend on the rights secured before construction begins.
Dixon Services can help you research the land, work with affected owners, and acquire rights-of-way and easements that support the needs of the project.