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SPK Engineering's past projects
Cost: $714,000
Project Length: 1,446 LF
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 2-0
Contact: Mr. Erik Brown, P.E. (814-768-0722)
Water Street Relocation Project – This project included the relocation of 1,028 LF of roadway and an intersection improvement with S.R. 3006. The project involved coordination with an adjacent railroad and FEMA. A FEMA Conditional Letter of Map Revision (CLOMR) is currently being prepared for the project.
Price: $1.73 Million
Client: Engineering District 9-0
Contact: Bill Ratchford (814-696-7197)
Bridge Replacement over the Beaverdam Branch of the Juniata River. This project includes a two (2) span (136’-0 ¾” overall c/c brgs.) precast concrete adjacent box beam bridge on a slight curve. The bridge included a pedestrian facility and architectural surface treatments to mimic a nearby park facility. The project also included approximately 490’ of approach roadway work.
Cost: $1.94 Mil.
Client: Engineering District 12-0
Contact: Troy Pritts, P.E.(724-415-2401)
Project Letting - July 6, 2006
This project included the development of the Design-Build Contract for the removal and reconstruction of the original bridge carrying S.R. 3012 (County Road) over Sewickley Creek in Sewickley and South Huntingdon Townships. The original bridge was a two (2) span reinforced concrete through-girder bridge (117’ overall span). The structure concept presented in the Design-Build contract was a two (2) span prestressed concrete spread box beam bridge. SPK developed the preliminary design concepts that included an access road and causeway for removal and reconstruction of the center pier. The Department successfully obtained the required Authorization-to-Enter, Non-Waiver of Claim for the impacted properties to permit the construction activities to advance as the Right-of-Way acquisition activities advanced.