What is a construction-readiness assessment?
A construction-readiness assessment reviews whether the available project evidence supports planned construction activities. It identifies missing permits, unverified engineering conditions, pole attachment issues, and other prerequisites requiring follow-up.
What LINK evaluates
- Permit and right-of-way documentation status
- Pole ownership, attachment authorization, and make-ready evidence
- Utility conflict records and coordination gaps
- Available route and engineering documentation
- Potential delay exposure using clearly labeled assumptions
Important distinction: LINK's analysis supports project decisions; it does not replace engineering approval, utility authorization, or regulatory determinations.
What you receive
For a scoped pilot, the intended deliverable is a prioritized issue register, evidence status summary, recommended follow-up actions, and an executive-level readiness report. Scope and availability are confirmed before engagement.