Customer Stories
How Westwood Reduces Utility Risk Before Projects Reach the Field With 4M
On this episode of 4M in 10M, host Chris Garafola talks to Frank Morrissey, Senior Vice President of Power Division and Robert Burba, Director of Geospatial Field Services at Westwood Professional Services about how 4M helps their teams manage risk from the proposal stage through field execution.
How AEC Firms Are Spending Less Time on Utility Research and More Time Solving Design Problems
In this episode of 4M in 10M, host Chris Garafola sits down with Craig Friant, Utah Civil Practice Lead at Wilson & Company, to talk about how 4M's utility data platform has changed the way his team approaches roadway and corridor design — cutting the time spent tracking down utility information and giving engineers more time to solve the problems that actually require their expertise.

How CMA Unlocked 5X ROI with 4M
Chen Moore & Associates (CMA) is a mid-sized Florida-based ENR 500 firm, coming up on its 40th year in business. Originally a water and wastewater consulting firm, it has grown to provide a comprehensive suite of civil engineering services, including transportation, land development, water resources, and general civil engineering.

Woolpert Accelerates Utility Mapping and Reduces Field Investigation Time by 50% with 4M
Woolpert is a premier architecture, engineering, and geospatial firm headquartered in Dayton, Ohio. They were founded in 1911, and have grown to more than 2,500 employees in 60+ offices across five continents. They’re also a Top 50 ENR Global Design firm, and a fast-growing company across many different facets of the AG spectrum. Woolpert is currently focused on unlocking even more efficient and practical workflows for their clientele with 4M’s instant, reliable utility data you can trust and verify—all in one platform

How Kimley-Horn Used 4M to Win Aspen Airport Contract
Kimley-Horn is one of the country’s premier engineering, planning, and design consulting firms. It started as a traffic organization in North Carolina and has grown to more than 8,000 employees in more than 120 offices across the US. It provides full services across a range of disciplines and prides itself on exceptional client service and creative solutions.

LTRA drives digital transformation and gains competitive edge with Utility AI Mapping
LTRA is a professional consulting engineering, surveying, and subsurface utility engineering firm established in 1998 in Dallas, Texas. The firm maintains a strong reputation, broad-based technical expertise, and a sincere commitment to client service. Among other initiatives, LTRA works on infrastructure and construction projects across Texas.
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