Public engineering firm profile
Houston, TX
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AIG Technical Services, LLC is a Houston-based engineering consulting practice specializing in transportation infrastructure. It offers a multi-disciplinary blend of planning, engineering, and program management services for various transportation projects, ranging from local improvements to large-scale corridor developments across Texas. The practice focuses on delivering cost-effective and safe solutions by collaborating closely with public agency clients to address complex engineering and planning challenges.
Work in this area is organized into supported delivery tasks.
Delivers detailed design and engineering solutions for roadway networks, intersections, and highway corridors.
Work in this area is organized into supported delivery tasks.
Identifies conflict points and manages the relocation and engineering of utility lines within project limits.
Oversees project execution from initial constructability reviews through field engineering, inspection, and formal project closeout.
Harris and Chambers Counties, TX | TxDOT Houston District | Highways & Roads
Feasibility study, schematic design, and preparation of environmental documents for approximately 4.7 miles of SH 146 from Ferry Road to I-10. Preliminary engineering services include public involvement, permit procurement, drainage analysis, traffic engineering, traffic simulations, and 3-D modeling.
View project sourceHarris County, TX | TxDOT Houston District | Highways & Roads
Feasibility study and schematic design for approximately 8.5 miles of Hempstead Road from I-610 to Beltway 8. The study developed corridor concepts that integrate planned transit projects, Regional Express Access Lanes (REAL), multimodal hubs, high-speed rail connections, and existing railroad infrastructure.
View project sourceHouston, TX | METRO | Transit
Conceptual drainage analysis for the proposed METRO BRT on I-10 from I-610 to West of White Oak Bayou at Yale Street, evaluating existing system capacity and developing mitigation options for increased flow.
View project sourceHouston, TX | HCTRA | Highways & Roads
Traffic modeling using VISSIM and corridor travel demand and systems analysis for the conversion of approximately 17 miles of the Sam Houston Tollway to All Electronic Tolling to guide long-range multimodal transportation investments.
View project sourceMissouri City, TX | Fort Bend County | Highways & Roads
Plans, specifications, and estimates (PS&E) for the reconstruction and relocation of approximately 0.5 miles of the Hillcroft Avenue entrance ramp to Fort Bend Parkway Toll Road southbound. The project featured a 105-foot overpass, bridge and retaining wall design, drainage improvements, and a special sound mitigation barrier.
View project sourceFort Bend County, TX | Fort Bend County Mobility Program | Highways & Roads
Program and construction management, field engineering, constructability reviews of construction documents and testing results, contractor schedule review, submittal and RFI review, and project closeout documentation for the Fort Bend County Mobility Program.
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