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SPK Engineering's past projects
Filtering by Tag: Reconstruction
Greene County
$5.125 million
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 12-0
Contact: Mr. James Sisul (724-439-7379)
Project Letting: January 2016
This project included the reconstruction and realignment of two intersections and a new traffic signal. The project also included 2,165’ of roadway construction.
Cost: $26.3 million
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 1-0
Contact: Rod Fasenmyer - 814-678-7369
Meadville Interchange Reconstruction Project - Originally a teaming effort with the District 1-0 Design Unit performing the roadway design with the SPK team performing all the structure design activities, evolved into a roadway design-build contract that was prepared by SPK. The design-build package included the final design plans for the mainline bridges (two (2) - 223’ single-span steel plate girder bridges), extension and/or repair of three (3) concrete box culverts, eight (8) overhead sign structures, and the approved Design Field View plans for the mainline and ramp reconstruction. The project also included water quality features in the in-fields that were coordinated and designed by the Center for Economic and Environmental Development (CEED) in cooperation with Allegheny College. The project was closely coordinated with the District who performed the Line & Grade Studies and was delivered in less than twelve (12) months.
Cost: $700,000
Project Length: 3,043' (0.576 mile)
Client: PennDOT Engineering District 12-0
Contact: Matt Skovera (Retired)
Roadway Construction - The project involved the reconstruction and resurfacing of S.R. 1030 (Scott Street) through the Monogahela Industrial Development Association (M.I.D.A.) industrial park. The improvements feature a widened two lane facility, new pavement, curb, storm sewer, and a new concrete railroad crossing.