Dunaway Shares How Early Right-of-Way Planning Reduces Infrastructure Project Risk
An integrated approach helps project teams identify challenges early, streamline coordination, and keep momentum. HOUSTON, TX — The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) recently approved its 2027 Unified Transportation Program, allocating nearly $138 billion in transportation investments over the next decade. As projects of increasing scale and complexity move forward across the state, coordination across right-of-way (ROW), design, surveying, and utility disciplines will become increasingly important to keep infrastructure projects moving. Dunaway, a Texas-based multidisciplinary design firm, is integrating right-of-way professionals earlier in the planning and design process to help clients anticipate property, access, utility, and acquisition challenges before they affect project delivery. “The greatest value right-of-way brings to a project is the ability to identify challenges early enough to address them before they affect schedules, budgets, or stakeh...