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Resolving 811 Field Mark Discrepancies: An INDOT Coordinator’s Perspective

Resolving 811 Field Mark Discrepancies: An INDOT Coordinator’s Perspective

by BAMI-I Content | Sep 23, 2026 | Utility Investigation School (UIS), BAMI-I News, Blog, Industry News, News

When 811 field marks fail to align with subsurface utility engineering data, project designs inevitably stall. During an interview at BAMI-I’s Utility Investigation School (UIS), Brandy Red, a Utility and Railroad Coordinator at the Indiana Department of...
Bridging the Gap: Integrating ASCE SUE Standards Across Engineering Teams

Bridging the Gap: Integrating ASCE SUE Standards Across Engineering Teams

by BAMI-I Content | Sep 23, 2026 | BAMI-I News, Blog, Industry News, News

What happens when you bring engineers, surveyors, utility owners, and contractors into the same room? You eliminate the operational silos that cause catastrophic design-phase oversights. Steve Marshall, VP and Director of Land Surveying at Prime AE Group, attended...
Establishing SUE Standards from Day One: A Manager’s Perspective

Establishing SUE Standards from Day One: A Manager’s Perspective

by BAMI-I Content | Sep 23, 2026 | BAMI-I News, Blog, Industry News, News

When an engineering firm enters the Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) market, establishing strict adherence to professional standards from day one is critical to safety, project budgeting, and corporate credibility. In this testimonial from the 28th Utility...
Moving Risk Mitigation to the Design Phase: A Business Owner & SUE Manager Perspective

Moving Risk Mitigation to the Design Phase: A Business Owner & SUE Manager Perspective

by BAMI-I Content | Sep 23, 2026 | BAMI-I News, Blog, Industry News, News

Utility infrastructure is frequently misunderstood across project stakeholders, leading to catastrophic design-phase oversights and millions in avoidable utility relocation costs. During the 28th Utility Investigation School (UIS) in Indianapolis—hosted in partnership...
Kiewit and BAMI-I Partner Again: Announcing the 30th Utility Investigation School (UIS)

Kiewit and BAMI-I Partner Again: Announcing the 30th Utility Investigation School (UIS)

by BAMI-I Content | Sep 16, 2026 | Blog, BAMI-I News, Industry News, News, Utility Investigation School (UIS)

BAMI-I is proud to announce the 30th Utility Investigation School (UIS), hosted in partnership with Kiewit at their headquarters in Denver, Colorado, from December 14–17, 2026. This intensive four-day program provides critical, hands-on training for engineers,...
The Workforce Engine: CTAM 100 Launches at Purdue

The Workforce Engine: CTAM 100 Launches at Purdue

by BAMI-I Content | Sep 14, 2026 | BAMI-I News, Blog, Industry News, News

The highly demanded, newly re-engineered CTAM 100 module officially made its classroom debut at Purdue University today, marking a major milestone for the buried asset management industry. As infrastructure owners and municipalities face a growing workforce knowledge...
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