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Projects

SPK Engineering's past projects

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.

S.R. 3006 Section B01

Michael Kilgore

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.

 

S.R. 2014 Section 001

Michael Kilgore

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.