Mockingbird Land Services participated in the Our Lady Academy 2026 event.

Mockingbird Land Services supports energy, utility, industrial, and public infrastructure projects through the land and field work that determines whether a project can actually move. Infrastructure gets decided long before construction starts. The route has to work on the ground. Ownership has to be understood. Records have to hold up. Landowners have to be reached. Field conditions, local pressure, staffing, documentation, and project decisions have to stay aligned before small problems become schedule, cost, or legal problems. That is where Mockingbird works. Founder Leigh Haas built Mockingbird after working across land, politics, energy, safety, and operations. Recruiting gave her a view across the machinery of land companies, including client requirements, project managers, field capability, mobilization, supervision, documentation, and what happens downstream when any of those pieces fail. Her prior experience spans more than 200 energy and infrastructure clients in more than 40 states, including FERC regulated pipelines, multistate transmission corridors, utility scale renewables, and other major infrastructure programs. Mockingbird also applies Human and Organizational Performance principles used in high consequence industries to the way work is planned and executed. That discipline helps identify the conditions that create error, delay, rework, and operational failure while there is still time to correct them. Mockingbird works where infrastructure plans first meet landowners, records, field conditions, local pressure, and the decisions that determine what happens next. UEI E1X2EBE1A895 CAGE 132S5 Active SAM Registration NAICS 541618 Mississippi based and nationally deployed.