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  • Army Water Line Replacement

    Securing a Critical Regional Water Supply The Army Water Line (AWL) has served as a vital connection between Watertown and Fort Drum since 1990, delivering potable water to military operations and surrounding communities in Jefferson County. After more than three decades of service, portions of the system have reached the end of their useful life….

  • Dam at Lock E-26 Rehabilitation

    Erie Canal Lock E-26: Restoring a Historic Dam for Continued Service Along the Erie Canal in Upstate New York, Lock E-26 has served as a critical piece of infrastructure for more than a century. Originally constructed in 1910, the dam and Tainter gate structure had experienced significant deterioration, requiring a comprehensive rehabilitation to restore structural…

  • Clear Lake Dam

    Strengthening Critical Infrastructure in North Collins The rehabilitation of Clear Lake Dam and Spillway in North Collins, Erie County, New York, was a comprehensive engineering initiative commissioned by the New York State Office of General Services. The 650-foot-long earthen embankment dam, rising between thirty and forty feet in height, required substantial upgrades to comply with…

  • Casino Beach Pier

    Rebuilding a Jersey Shore Landmark for the Future When Superstorm Sandy devastated Seaside Heights in 2012, it swept away much of the Borough’s iconic Casino Pier, a destination that had defined the shoreline experience for generations. More than five years later, the rebuilding effort presented an opportunity not only to restore what was lost, but…

  • Agua Fria High School District #6

    Goodyear’s Newest High School: 55 Acres, Two Phases, One Campus Built for the Long Run Building a high school from the ground up is one of the most complex projects a community undertakes. At the northwest corner of Cotton Lane and Van Buren Street in Goodyear, a new campus is rising across 55 acres of…

  • Acero Hawes Crossing

    372 Units of Modern Living, Rooted in Smart Site Design Some of the best apartment communities feel effortless to live in. That’s by design. At Hawes Crossing in southeast Mesa, IDM Companies developed approximately 20 acres near Elliot Road and Sossaman Road into a modern apartment home community featuring 16 residential buildings with 372 units,…

  • M-231 & M-104 New Roadway Construction

    This project involved the design and engineering of a new bypass roadway (M-231) and the reconstruction of a segment of M-104 in western Michigan. The scope included complete plans, specifications, and estimates for both corridors. The M-231 segment introduced several challenges, as it was a new alignment requiring earthwork balancing, drainage design, utility coordination, and…

  • LEGOLAND New York

    Supporting Regional Mobility for a Major Destination The development of LEGOLAND New York in Goshen introduced a major new destination to the region, drawing visitors from across the Northeast to a 153-acre theme park within a larger 523-acre site. With the park’s opening in Spring 2021, the surrounding transportation network needed to safely and efficiently…

  • Lake Como Stormwater Outfall Improvements

    Lake Como Outfall: Protecting a Borough from the Next Storm When one pipe stands between a community and flooding, redundancy isn’t a luxury. It’s a necessity. Our team provided civil, structural, and hydraulic design services, NEPA environmental review, NJDEP Land Use and Dam Safety permitting, ACOE permitting, and full construction inspection and administration for the…

  • I-69 I-475 Interchange Bridges CPM & Partial Deck Replacement

    I-69 Corridor Reconstruction: Miles of Freeway, Seventeen Bridges, One Unified Effort This extensive infrastructure improvement project focuses on reconstructing the I-69 freeway from west of the Fenton Road bridge to Dort Highway (M-54), including ramp rehabilitation at the I-69/I-475 interchange. The project features high friction surface treatment along I-475 and ramp taper modifications to meet…

  • Ford Street Bridge Rehabilitation

    Ford Street Bridge: Engineering a Future Without Erasing the Past Over 20,000 vehicles cross the Ford Street Bridge every day. Originally constructed in 1918 to carry trolley and vehicular traffic, this 390-foot, three-span pony truss structure over the Genesee River is more than a transportation link. It’s a contributing component of the historic Barge Canal…

  • FDOT D1 Districtwide Subsurface Utility Engineering and Utility Coordination

    Clearing the Path for Florida’s Roadway Projects As Prime Consultant for a Districtwide Subsurface Utility Engineering and Utility Coordination contract, our team delivered more than 50 task work orders supporting roadway design projects across FDOT District 1. These assignments ranged from guardrail replacements and roadway widenings to bridge design, drainage redesign, signal mast arm clearings,…