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Projects

SPK Engineering's past projects

Filtering by Tag: Drainage

S.R. 0065 Section A11

Michael Kilgore

Cost: $1.5 million
Client: Engineering District 11-0
Contact: Mr. John Alvetro (412) 429-5088

Ohio River Boulevard - Widening and Resurfacing - This project consisted of widening Ohio River Boulevard from 40’ to 52’ for use of a proposed center lane. The project also included a traffic signal upgrade as well as drainage and signing/pavement marking improvements. Critical design activities were maintaining access to businesses, utility relocation design, and construction schedule relative to utility on-site relocations.

 

S.R. 0031 Section 02R

Michael Kilgore

Cost: $8.9 million
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 12-0
Contact: Mr. William Oshnack (724-439-7321)
Project Letting - 2005
Project Completion - August 2007


S.R. 0031, Section 02R (Three Mile Hill); Fayette and Westmoreland Counties - This project includes widening to add a downhill truck lane, resurfacing, shoulders, drainage, median barrier, and guide rail.

 

S.R. 0040, Section 108

Michael Kilgore

Project Cost:  $4.0 million
Contact: Mr. James Sisul (724) 439-7379
Project letting - March 2009

West Chestnut Street Widening - Washington County - SPK provided preliminary and final design engineering services for a 1.25 mile widening and resurfacing project through a heavily traveled urban corridor. SPK completed pavement, drainage, retaining wall, sidewalk/ADA and traffic signal design services and coordinated a substantial utility relocation effort. SPK worked closely with the District by leading public and public officials meetings with property owners to address public concerns regarding parking, driveways, right-of-way takes, landscaping and building entry.