Surveying

Providing precise data that drives confident planning, design, and construction

Accurate geospatial information is the foundation of successful infrastructure projects. DCCM’s surveying teams support public agencies, utilities, developers, and contractors with reliable mapping and data collection that informs every stage of a project’s lifecycle. From boundary surveys and right-of-way mapping to advanced LiDAR and subsurface investigations, we help clients reduce risk and build with certainty.

  • Boundary and topographic surveys

  • Right-of-way and easement mapping

  • Construction staking

  • Subsurface utility investigations (SUE)

  • Aerial drone and LiDAR mapping

  • Bathymetric and hydrographic surveys

  • As-built documentation

  • 3D modeling and GIS mapping support

“DCCM brings together our high-performing transportation teams from across the U.S. into a cohesive unit of delivery professionals. As National Transportation Business Line Lead, I have had the pleasure of growing our services through our platform, and I am excited that we can deliver the full spectrum of transportation services—from planning to design to program and construction management—across the U.S.”

Darrin Willer, PE, National Transportation Business Line Leader

A 2-way highway runs left to right and an overpass being constructed north to south. The bottom left is an undeveloped field and on the right is the area for the overpass development. Top right and left shows established housing developments and in the background are arid foothills.
Two roads running in between a park on the left with a stream, 2-foot bridges, trees and walking trails and on the right cleared land waiting for development.
Steep canyon with trees on the right side of the highway. Power poles also run along the right side of the highway with a large home situated on the hill above surrounded by trees.
Multiple industrial buildings on the left and right side of railroad tracks that run under a cement highway overpass with vehicles heading both ways on the overpass.
In the foreground is a 3-way traffic circle surrounded by multi-use structures with palm trees and a sports complex in the upper left corner and desert looking foothills in the background.
Three-way intersection with dense forest on the right, an airport in the background and a large building on the left with a parking lot in front of it.
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