S.R. 1001, Section C01 (ECMS #3850)

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Project Cost: $5.5 million
Client: PennDOT District 2-0
Contact: Mark Kucherer, P.E. (814-765-0440, mkucherer@pa.gov)
Project letting: May 12, 2022
Roadway Reconstruction and Retaining Wall - Clinton County - This project was originally 1.2 miles in length with significant geometric improvements on S.R. 1001 (Farrandsville Road). The project was eventually right-sized to 1,400’ of roadway improvements and reconstruction and included an 800’ tied pile and lagging retaining wall with an integral pedestrian walkway to minimize encroachment on the West Branch of the Susquehanna River.

S.R. 0088 Section 10R

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Emergency Retaining Wall Replacement
Project Cost: $3.89 million
County: Washington County
Client: PennDOT District 12-0
Contact: Mr. James Sisul, P.E. (724-439-7379)

 This project involved the expedited design and construction of a failing concrete cribwall. Several options were investigated focusing on tie-back pile and lagging alternatives that permitted the existing wall to remain and minimize the impacts to Tenmile Creek. A hybrid anchored sheet pile-drilled pile retaining wall was advanced based on a collaborative effort with District Design and Construction staff, geotechnical design services provided by Earth, Inc., and a contractor. The initial meeting was held on the project site June 13, 2013 (Emergency Proclamation dated June 11, 2013). SPK delivered the final mylars July 31, 2013 for construction.

S.R. 0151 Section 016

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Cost: $1.96 million
Project Length: 324.19 feet
Client: Engineering District 11-0
Contact: Mr. Elwood Balog, P.E. (412-429-4877)

Bocktown Road Bridge Replacement - This project included a single span (116.52’ c/c brgs.) prestressed concrete adjacent box beam bridge over Raccoon Creek and a pile and plank retaining wall (207.67’). The bridge replacement design was coordinated with the approach roadway reconstruction design performed by Engineering District 11-0.