Oil & Gas Pipeline
SGC is focused on delivering a diversified portfolio of survey and data management services to the oil and gas pipeline industry. We support, develop, and implement new strategies and innovations that play a vital role in the collection and management of spatial data for the pipeline industry.
Survey Engineering
SGC’s survey engineering capabilities include topographic, construction and boundary surveys, GIS design and implementation, including relational database creation. SGC delivers responsive, accurate,…
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Oil & Gas Pipeline
SGC offers a full range of services to address the wide range of client needs in the pipeline industry, including…
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GIS\Data Management
SGC provides a proven, client centric approach to GIS and data management needs through our solutions-based GIS support services. SGC’s…
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Electric Utilities
SGC offers expertise in the planning and design of high-voltage electrical transmission lines, substations and associated electrical distribution facilities. We understand…
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Power Producers
SGC offers expertise in the planning and design of wind, tidal, and hydro power projects. Applying our extensive electrical engineering expertise, we…
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Civil Engineering
Civil engineering services at SGC span a wide range of activities and have a vital and integral role in most site…
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Sabal Trail Transmission Project
Vermont Agengy of Transportation (VAoT)
Boothbay Harbor Sewer District
West Kennebunk Substation Design
News
LR's Chris Wilber, PLS discusses the outlook for using drones to inspect the complex network of underwater structures linking offshore rigs and platforms to onshore facilities. Please read on for the insights he shared with Downstream Today magazine, which were originally published on rigzone.com by Matthew V. Veazey.
ESRI recently invited SGC's Gary Volta to appear in an interview to discuss how GIS has revolutionized our journey in the way we deliver data to our clients. Gary explains how the "technology we have at our disposal now is remarkable". Click the link below to watch the brief interview.