Legion Engineering provides full-service outside and inside plant broadband network design and project management. Our firm is capable of handling every aspect of your telecom project including market surveys, route analysis, cost projections, financial analysis, grant preparation, environmental assessments, power coordination, right-of-way acquisition, construction oversight (RUS certified), inspection, testing, and reporting. This applies to small-cell, towers, related power, DAS, WAN/RAN, fiber engineering, as well as active equipment installation and commissioning.

Our team at Legion Engineering has extensive experience overseeing both public and private construction projects ranging from residential homes to sports stadiums. We are capable of handling every aspect of your construction project including constructability reviews of plans and contract documents, financial projections and analysis, pre-bid meetings, production and review of drawings, project administration, financial management, scheduling, construction observation and documentation, change order management, dispute resolution, contractor account management, RFI production and review, certification of completion, warranty, maintenance, and bond monitoring.

Our proximity to Texas A&M University gives us access to world-class research and technology development. Legion Engineering strives to stay apprised of those new technologies that can improve outcomes and reduce costs for our clients. This includes utilization strategies where old technologies are implemented in unique ways like pricing structures or decentralization strategies. Our team has experience in engineering technology projects on military bases, oil rigs, and in professional sports stadiums. Our services include consulting, physical security analysis and planning, hardware acquisition and installation, private network design and installation (to include fiber, small cell, DAS, and more), cybersecurity consulting, service plan negotiation, customer acquisition, RFI production and review, and project management.

The Legion Engineering team includes Licensed State Land Surveyors (TX). Our crews are supported by our CAD and GIS experts equipped with COGO, CAD, ARC, and LiDAR software packages. Our services include TSPS Category 1A, Texas General Land Office Surveys (GLO), permit surveys, field data collection, automated data collection, easement location, right-of-way acquisition, utility location, construction staking, precision GPS point collection and mapping (sub cm), field support for GIS data collection, field support for subsurface utility engineering, research, analysis, and data visualization.

The key to good project planning starts with proper site development. Our experienced engineers can support your project with cost-saving due diligence, feasibility studies, costing analysis, site evaluation, boudnary and topographic surveys, grading and drainage plans, utility plans, paving joint layout plans, hydraulic and hydrological modeling, storm water pollution prevention plans, storm water quality management, TxDOT permitting, regulatory management, permit risk analysis, subdivision platting, and a common sense risk analysis.

Our GIS team are integral to all our projects through data integration, analytics, mapping, and modeling of the physical world. This information is crucial to reducing costs, having accurate measurements, and making good long-term plans. Our team utilizes web-based mapping applications so you can see your data come to life in real-time. Our services include a custom client dashboard to manage data, mobile GIS deployment, custom ArcGIS online implementation, GIS mapping, GPS data collection (sub cm), map production with GPS accurate plotting, 2D/3D spatial modeling, project management, data acquisition services to include custom satellite photogrammetry, and data conversion services.

Our team is well-versed in permitting and right-of-way acquisition processes and has experience performing these services across the country. Regardless of project type, whether it be transportation, telecommunications, utilities, or oil and gas, our team is ready and able to support your project. We provide route studies, cost estimating, title abstracting, title curative, permitting, relocation services, condemnation support, public land easement, and grant acquisition services.

Legion Engineering supports both public and private utility owners or managers. Services we provide include feasibility studies, cost estimation, utility engineering, design alternatives, adjustment coordination, technology consulting, reimbursement agreements, utility relocation planning, construction monitoring, verification, grant preparation, and P3 program management.

Before embarking on a land development project, it's crucial to assess its financial viability. A proforma provides a detailed analysis of expected revenues, costs, and profitability, helping to determine whether the project is economically feasible.

For projects that require external funding, a well-prepared proforma is a key tool for attracting investors or securing loans. It demonstrates to potential financiers that the project has been thoroughly evaluated and presents a sound investment opportunity.

A proforma helps in setting a realistic budget for the project. It provides a comprehensive breakdown of all expected expenses, from land acquisition and construction costs to marketing and legal fees. This assists in effective financial planning and management throughout the project lifecycle.

It includes detailed revenue projections, accounting for various income sources such as property sales, rentals, or commercial leases. This is essential for understanding the potential return on investment (ROI) and for cash flow planning.

Financial proformas can highlight potential financial risks by outlining scenarios where costs may exceed budgets or revenues fall short of projections. This allows for the development of risk mitigation strategies.

Once the project is underway, the proforma serves as a benchmark against which actual financial performance can be measured. This ongoing comparison helps in identifying variances between projected and actual figures, enabling timely corrective actions.

Proformas aid in decision-making processes by providing a clear picture of how different choices (like design changes, material selections, or phasing strategies) will impact the financial outcome of the project.

They often include analysis of tax implications and ensure that the financial planning of the project complies with legal and regulatory requirements.

A comprehensive proforma also includes market analysis, providing insights into market trends, competitive landscape, and pricing strategies, which are crucial for the successful marketing and sale of the developed property.

For developers who plan to sell the developed property, a proforma helps in planning an effective exit strategy by projecting future market conditions and determining the optimal time for sale or lease.