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SPK Engineering's past projects
Cost: $3 million
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 9-0
Contact: Ms. Monica Farabaugh (814-696-7160)
Cypher Bridge Rehabilitation - This project includes the rehabilitation of a two span steel historic truss over the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River and a cast-in-place concrete rigid frame replacement structure (24'-0" span) over Pipers Run. The project also includes 1,338' of approach roadway reconstruction.
Price: $1.992 million
Client: Engineering District 9-0
Contact: Michele Jacoby (814-696-7160)
Project Letting 2012
Standing Stone Creek Bridge Replacement - This project includes a two span (164.1’ overall) P/S concrete box beam replacement bridge carrying S.R. 0026 over Standing Stone Creek. The bridge is designed on a slight curve (beams straight) to be consistent with the approach roadway. The project also includes 680 LF of approach roadway reconstruction.
Client: Engineering District 9-0
Contact: John Ciprich, P.E., (814) 696-7197
Blair County - This project included the development of a regional Travel Demand Forecasting Model, Needs Study and Alternatives Analysis for multiple corridors in the City of Altoona. SPK and French Engineering LLC (FE) one (1) of the subconsultants we have chosen for this Statement of Interest, developed the Forecasting Model using TransCAD and comprehensive field data collection. SPK and FE used the model to develop the Needs Study for the 17th Street and adjacent corridors, and are currently contributing engineering expertise in the development of the Alternatives Analysis. Our other subconsultant, Skelly & Loy, Inc. (S&L), chosen for this Statement of Interest, provided Socioeconomic Studies and assisted SPK with public involvement. Coordination with local planning officials and the public has been a key component of this project.