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Austin Energy simplifies design‑and‑construction workflow, aims to shorten timelines for small projects

Austin Energy Utility Oversight Committee · March 24, 2026
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Austin Energy presented a six‑phase redesign of its customer design and construction process, an online portal for tracking, expanded service dispatch hours and metrics showing shorter intake and design times; staff said average across jobs is now about 12 weeks and meter installs average 1–3 days once assigned.

Brock Carter, vice president of Electric System Field Operations, told the Utility Oversight Committee Austin Energy has restructured its design and construction process into six phases (three design, three construction), introduced a three‑day feedback loop between design and construction teams, and launched an online portal to give customers visibility into where their applications are in the queue.

Carter said developer feedback sessions revealed inconsistent information and long waits, so the utility consolidated intake…

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