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PHASE 1 Pre-design
ODOT representative will:
Step 1: Contact PGE Service
Coordination (see below) to get
assigned a PGE M# and Project
Manager
Step 2: Provide:
Initial conflicts list
ODOT K# and Designer
ODOT official project name
Main point of contact + info
Schedule and timelines
Preliminary site plan/drawings/
scope
Temporary service requirements
Permanent service requirements
Street light requirements*
Facility relocation requirements**
Preferred service location, including
panel size, voltage, phase
Detailed load breakdown (if
applicable)
NOTE: Any missing or inaccurate
information may cause time delays to
the project.
PGE will provide:
Preliminary information to help with
initial project scope and budgeting
Main point of contact and M#
General timelines
Take off point for power
Working clearances with existing
overhead or underground facilities
Metering requirements
General vault & conduit
requirements
Next steps to move forward
*See “PGE—Streetlight design jobs”
** See “PGE—Facilities Relocation”
SDPM = Service & Design Project Manager
FCC = Field Construction Coordinator
PGE—power to new service
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Version: 5-25-2018
PHASE 2 Design
ODOT representative will provide:
30/60/90% drawings and specs
ODOT permits and easements
If underground is required, provide
vault and conduit path per PGE
drawings (only when pre-
determined)
Coordination with communication
companies attached to PGE poles
Timelines are based on ODOT
providing PGE with all necessary
information to complete the design.
PGE process and timelines:
PGE preliminary design starts after
ODOT 60% drawings are received
PGE final design starts after ODOT
90% drawings are received
Allow a minimum 60 days for
detailed design and construction
drawing (begins after all information
is received)
Allow five days for Meter Services
Engineer review of
switchgear/electrical room
ODOT signs and returns the Line
Extension Cost Agreement (LECA),
Letter of Responsibility, and
payment (if applicable)
Obtain easements—timeline varies
2 weeks to 3 months - Apply and
receive municipal permits (*RR’s)
After final design: we will have a
pre-construction meeting with
SDPM, FCC and ODOT
Standoff Bracket Installation (if
applicable)
Inspection of trench, conduit, etc.
(CALL 7-DAYS IN ADVANCE)
Site confirmation ready to send
crew
Construction is scheduled after
permanent service order is ready
PHASE 3 Permanent service
ODOT contractor will:
Ensure the construction site is clear
before PGE crew arrival
Ensure municipal electrical
inspection has been completed
Call PGE Service Coordination to
request final service connection
Note: ODOT will call PGE Service
Coordination to request permanent service
which creates a service order. If there are
customer corrections to be made the
turnaround time will be longer. ODOT
needs to call PGE Service Coordination
each time they need a re-inspection after
turn downs.
PGE process and timelines:
3-days City/County electrical
permit—final inspection
3-days install meter and CT wiring
10-14 days after meter installed
construction is scheduled
Note: Line crew construction time
can vary based on the size and
complexity of the job.
Email communication
In each email subject line:
ODOT K# or C# (prefer both)
ODOT official project name
PGE M# (once assigned after
calling PGE Service Coordination)
In body of each email:
Specific work request
Job related drawings & specs
Related PGE M#’s if multiple
projects
Requested timeline + contact info
New Service Request
Start at the following website:
portlandgeneral.com/construcon
Contact PGE SDPM
A Project Manager or Engineer is
assigned to a project by region and/or
work type. One ODOT project might have
multiple PGE SDPM’s assigned.
Service Coordination
portlandgeneral.com/construcon
service.coordinators@pgn.com
503-323-6700
800-542-8818
Includes: new metered service, trac signal power, metered lighng, ashing beacon, etc.