Project

SWP completed this project at the Katherine Access Marina. Schedule A included a full depth, full width 4R improvement of Katherine Access Road as the main roadway into the Katherine Access Marina.  The 4R work included widening the roadway template; new drainage structures; improved pullouts adjacent to the roadway; paved entrance parking area; resurfacing existing […]

KIS finished a new 5-acre recreational shooting site near Lake Pleasant in North Peoria, AZ. In virgin ground, the crews relocated 19- saguaro cacti, cleared 2.85 acres, built 5 new steel targets, a gravel parking lot, a gravel shooting platform, entryway including a cattleguard and 9394’ of 6’ chain link fencing including tortoise fence to

KA provided all labor, materials, supervision, tools, equipment, scaffolding, and hoisting to deliver Electrical Services. • Furnish and install all electrical and lighting poles and LED lighting• Remove 4 cameras and provide new pathway • Provide and install 2 new red beacon lights • Replace 1 existing vault with heavy traffic rated vaults

KC has provided a turnkey solution in the El Paso Sector to accommodate modular facilities to house 800 persons at one site in housing pods, with supporting mechanical, electrical, plumbing, water, sewer, foundation, and other infrastructure. The holding facility, able to accommodate detention, toilets, wash basins, showers, and eating area for at least 800 individuals,

KGS conducted work under CERCLA with oversight by EPA Region 1 and MassDEP and includes LTM at 10 Study Areas and Areas of Concern, monitoring and maintenance at three landfills, O&M of leachate collection system, 5 Year Reviews, well installation, groundwater modeling, enhanced reductive dechlorinization (ERD) of chlorinated solvent plume, and complex geochemical investigations associated

EAS worked with MSA to monitor bald eagles on the Hanford Site. Bald eagle surveys were conducted annually to monitor bird use of current protected roost locations and nest sites and to document current and potential night roosts and nest sites along the Hanford Reach. Boat surveys were conducted to determine the age class, distribution,

Located in the Mt. Hood National Forest, the Mirror Lake Trailhead Relocation project included widening Oregon DOT 26 and relocation of the popular trailhead, trail modifications (removal and replacement of 9 pedestrian bridges) and a parking lot expansion. Oregon DOT 26 improvements included a mill and fill for 3,390 Ton of an ODOT Type 1,