Infraplus Consulting undertook a fiber infrastructure permitting project for the City of Miami, focusing on the development of structured AutoCAD layouts using GIS and field intelligence. The process began with building a comprehensive base layer using QGIS, Google Earth, and street view to plot Right-of-Way (R/W), Edge of Pavement (EOP), centerlines, parcel and property lines, and address-level mapping. Following this, the Longitudinal Layout Design (LLD) was imported and digitized into the CAD environment, adhering to permitting guidelines and local regulations. Fiber routes were laid with accurate placement of conduits, ducts, and handholes, supported by extensive annotation, FCU (Fiber Core Unit) tabulation, and BOM integration. Special attention was given to chainage markers and grid-aligned notes for smoother construction referencing. The outcome was a fully-permitted construction-ready design with comprehensive AutoCAD and QGIS documentation.

Scope of Work

Create base layer with R/W, EOP, centerlines, property/parcel boundaries
Import and digitize Longitudinal Layout Design (LLD)
Annotate duct and structure placements with fiber route dimensions
Label grid-based annotations and FCU (Fiber Core Unit) details
Prepare construction prints and QGIS-compatible files

Deliverables

AutoCAD-based Permit File
Construction Prints with Fiber Route BOM
QGIS File for Geospatial Verification

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