UESI and T&DI Presentation: Use of a Rigorous Utility Investigation for Project Construction on the West Lake Corridor Project

Join Paul Chojenski (pictured left), NICTD, Mike Rowe (pictured middle), NICTD Project Manager and Mohammed Siddiqi (pictured right), AECOM Senior Construction Manager for an engaging discussion on the West Lake Corridor Project and how utility investigation supports successful project delivery. Learn how collaboration between owners, designers, and construction managers drives safer, more efficient infrastructure—and how best practices in utility coordination can reduce risk and improve outcomes throughout construction.

Paul Chojenski – NICTD

Mike Rowe – NICTD – Project Manager

Licensed engineer with 20+ years of progressive work experience, primarily in the rail/transit industry. Experienced in engineering design, construction, and project management. Mike is a graduate of Purdue University and has been with NICTD for over 8 years. Mike is the Project Manager for the West Lake Corridor Project, where he is responsible for the overall day-to-day management of the project, including third party coordination and dealing with other railroads.

Mohammed Siddiqi, PE – AECOM – Senior Construction Manager

Leading the NICTD West Lake Corridor Project as a Deputy Project Manager for the CM services. With extensive experience in complex transportation and public infrastructure projects, he specializes in construction management, project delivery, and cost control for large-scale programs. Mohammed holds a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering from University of Utah and is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Indiana.