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Projects

SPK Engineering's past projects

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S.R. 0151 Section 016

Michael Kilgore

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.
 

 

S.R. 3052, Section B01

Michael Kilgore

Ambridge-Aliquippa Bridge Needs Analysis - Allegheny and Beaver Counties - This project included the investigation, documentation, and approval of the transportation needs for the Ambridge/ Aliquippa Bridge Needs Study.  The Needs Study identified the transportation deficiencies of the existing roadway network between the communities of the project area and defined what components or operational characteristics of the existing transportation system were deficient and required improvement.  The needs were established based upon traffic volumes, existing capacity versus travel demand, safety, and network demand for transriver travel.  The work involved identification of transportation facilities, characteristics and deficiencies collection and analysis of existing traffic data and design year forecasts.  This data was used to determine highway segment and intersection capacity and to project the degree of existing and future traffic congestion based on level of service analysis.  Select link analysis was used to forecast transriver travel demand in the study area.  This travel demand was analyzed with respect to capacity, safety and geometric deficiencies, traffic congestion, and accessibility to define existing and future transportation problems and needs.