Region: New Jersey
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Six Flags Great Adventure – Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom
In order to add the Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom ride to the face of the Kingda Ka roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure, Colliers Engineering & Design’s professionals provided structural engineering, civil/site engineering, permitting, land survey, and construction stakeout services for the construction of new footings and support beams to reinforce the tower structure…
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Princeton University Complete Streets & Transportation Improvement Projects
Worked with Princeton University to advance University initiatives to improve and enhance pedestrian and bicycle facilities and to provide a premier network for the safe passage of all users. This effort included enhancements at seven signalized intersections and three mid-block crossings throughout the campus. These efforts included various technological safety enhancements, such as full traffic…
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NJDOT Route 26 LiDAR Scanning
Colliers Engineering & Design conducted a mobile LiDAR scan of New Jersey State Route 26 from milepost 0.25 to milepost 1.25 for the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT). This was a pilot project to demonstrate the capabilities of mobile LiDAR to the NJDOT and provide them with a design-grade point cloud data set. NJDOT…
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NJ Route 49 Intersection Improvements
Colliers Engineering & Design performed transportation engineering design services for a new Wawa development at the intersection of Route 49 and Lippincott Avenue/New Street/Old Pennsville-Auburn Road in Pennsville. Our services included traffic modeling and analysis, intersection widening and geometric reconfiguration, new circulation elements, modifications to the existing traffic signal and roadway lighting system, signing and…
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New Providence Outfall Restoration
During Hurricane Irene, the high velocity of uncontrolled stormwater caused accelerated erosion that carved out deep ravines in the terrain of New Providence. These ravines, between 20-30 ft wide and 10-15 ft deep, began to impact the interior roadways and residential properties. These channels also fell within the boundaries of the Passaic River Parkway, a…
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New Providence HMGP Mobile Emergency Generator
The Borough of New Providence received a grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) in the amount of $100,000 for the purchase and installation of a mobile emergency generator for the shared dispatch center at the municipal complex. Colliers Engineering & Design provided the professional engineering services…
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Montville-Whippany 230 kV Reinforcement Project
Montville Township retained Colliers Engineering & Design as an independent engineer to review JCP&L’s proposed 230 kV transmission line project. After evaluating the project and meeting with the Township’s leadership and residents, Colliers Engineering & Design identified five areas on which to negotiate with JCP&L, including rerouting the proposed line to be less intrusive on…
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Montvale Intersection & Roadway Improvements
Colliers Engineering & Design provided project management, construction administration, shop drawing review, and payment recommendations for the redesign of three major intersections in the Borough. Montvale Intersection & Roadway Improvements involved the full reconstruction of the intersection and traffic signal at West Grand Avenue and Spring Valley Road; the full reconstruction of the intersection and…
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Rehabilitation of Bridge N-17 over Musquash Brook
Colliers Engineering & Design provided professional contract administration and construction inspection services for the rehabilitation of Bridge N-17 on County Route 17 (East End Avenue) over Musquash Brook. The scope of work included the partial demolition and expansion of the existing bridge deck (including sidewalk); removal of existing bridge railing, timber bulkhead, concrete sidewalk, pedestrian…
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Miller Evans Logan Recreation Center
Provided engineering and construction management services to renovate the Miller Evans Logan Recreation Center in the City of Elizabeth. Half of the recreational space was occupied by an empty building, and the City opted to tear down this unused structure and construct a water park in its place. Project space was limited, so our professionals…