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Project Management

Effective management is essential to every successful acquisition project. INA’s experienced staff and alliances with top professionals in areas of engineering, surveying, environmental regulation, appraisal, construction, and real property law allow us to provide a complete turnkey project solution.

Whether expanding a system across the highway, the country, or somewhere in-between, the right to utilize private property must first be obtained. By balancing the needs of the client with the rights of the property owner and maintaining open lines of communication, INA secures the easements and rights of way required for:

• Oil and Gas Pipelines
• Utility Lines
• Fiber-Optic Cabling
• Water and Sewer Lines
• Highway and Street Construction

From identifying individual site locations for power plants, communication towers, and water storage facilities to researching mass acreage for water supply development, drainage planning, and wetland mitigation, INA assists its clients in the acquisition of all forms of special use properties.

The purchase of existing facilities can be more economically viable when compared to the costs associated with the construction of a new system. However, to ensure your organization is protected, thorough due diligence research is critical. INA’s comprehensive due diligence reviews produce the detailed information required to effectively assess the value and condition of existing assets and land rights.

INA supplements its acquisition efforts with detailed title research and curative services. Our experienced agents conduct thorough searches of local taxing authority data, county clerk information, and other public records to identify the current land ownership and determine curative requirements.

Whether working with governmental agencies to determine specifications for road and river crossings or gaining access to properties for land and environmental surveying, INA secures the permits and formal rights of entry required for planning and constructing facilities across public and private lands.

INA produces comprehensive project databases that incorporate every project detail from ownership information and special provisions to scanned images of related documents. While the "paperless office" may not be entirely feasible when dealing with land records, INA provides the convenience and accessibility options made possible with the proper implementation of today’s information systems and record storage technology.