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Land & Right-of-Way
Services
 Babcock Eagleton, Inc.
has long recognized the key role of land and right-of-way
services within the context of pipeline and related facility
engineering. In recent years, Babcock Eagleton, Inc. has
enhanced its land and right-of-way capabilities with the
acquisition of Nicholson Land Services and other key personnel.
These services can be employed as part of a major pipeline
project or contracted on a stand-alone basis for a full range of
service needs.
Survey Projects
Representative Right-of-Way Services Projects
TEPPCO
Right-of-way and permit acquisition for a 68 mile, three
pipeline system in Jefferson, Liberty, and Chambers
counties. Route included several cities and over 120 parcels
owned by individuals, estates
and trusts. Right-of-way was acquired under budget and on
schedule as a lump sum turnkey project.
Texas
Lavaca Pipe Line
Right-of-way and permit acquisition for 45 miles of
12-inch pipeline incorporating use of pipeline corridors
owned by Occidental Chemical and Houston Lighting & Power
(Reliant Energy) and private ownership.
Texas
Oxy Vinyls LP
Due diligence of real estate related documents for joint
venture formation between Occidental Chemical and Geon
Management services for all real estate and land associated
with the Houston Operations.
Several States
Occidental Chemical
Land and real estate management services including
services for pipeline corridors.
Texas
Equistar Chemical LP
Land and real estate management services including
right-of-way acquisition and management of rights-of-way.
Texas
ExxonMobil
Acquisition of greenbelt areas around plant facilities.
Texas
Diamond Koch
Due diligence of real estate documents for the formation
of a joint venture between Ultramar Diamond Shamrock and
Koch Industries.
Texas
Himont USA, Inc.
Right-of-way and permit acquisition for a 28 mile
propylene pipeline system in Chambers and Harris counties.
Negotiations involved several major corporations as well as
four city governments and
several regulatory agencies.
Texas
Transpetco
Right-of-way and permit acquisition for a 120 mile CO2
pipeline system. The route traversed 131 landowners
including state lands of New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma.
The negotiations were completed under budget and without the
right of eminent domain.
New Mexico, Texas & Oklahoma
Petro Source
Right-of-way and permit acquisition for an 82 mile CO2
pipeline system. There were 25 landowners. The negotiations
were completed under budget and without the right of eminent
domain.
Texas
Air Products
Right-of-way and permit acquisition for a 62 mile
industrial gas pipeline. Pipeline crossed County and Federal
lands and negotiations were completed without the right of
eminent domain.
Texas
Chevron Pipeline
Right-of-way and permit acquisition for three pipelines
in the highly congested Mont Belvieu petrochemical complex.
Texas
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