Public Projects

The work in this project consists of the installation of clearing of existing swales and ditches, new generator and chainlink fence.

Construction of a new one-story 44,896 s.f. Community Center. The Community Center contains classrooms for early childhood education, gymnasium, Fitness Room, Locker/Restrooms, Administration, and an outdoor aquatic training facility.

The purpose of this project is to improve approximately .23 miles of McNutt Road in Conway, AR. This project consists of Earthwork, Aggregate Base Course, PCC Base, ACHM Surface Course, Curb & Gutter, Concrete Sidewalk, Storm Sewer, Thermoplastic Pavement Markings, Wheelchair Access Ramps, Maintenance of Traffic, Erosion Control Items, and Misc. Items.

The project will consist of a new influent pump station, effluent pump station pumps, sludge lift station, screen and grit skid, three Sequencing Batch Reactors, one Digester and all associated piping with these treatment processes. Work will also include an addition to the existing Chlorine Contact Basin and four surface aerators for the digested sludge pond.

Sitework includes grading and installation of ADA concrete walkways and ADA parking spaces as outlined in the civil drawings.

The Project includes the demolition of selective site elements, construction of new footbridges, new low water crossings, sitework, improvements to existing boardwalk and existing greenhouse, and other related work as shown in the plans and specifications.

The Public Improvement Project for Little Sugar Streambank will include a stream restoration project on approximately 6,000 linear feet of Little Sugar Creek and McKisic Creek within Bella Vista Lake Park. The project will restore the fluvial landscape within the remnants of the former back-water area of Lake Bella Vista. The outcomes of the work will address ongoing severe streambank erosion, and reestablish a resilient, self-maintaining channel using natural channel design principles as the basis for design.

The Project consists of replacing approximately 6,925 linear feet (LF) of water main in downtown Loudon, Tennessee. The water main will be constructed of ductile iron pipe ranging from 4-inch to 8-inch in size. The project includes but is not limited to valves, fittings, hydrants and other appurtenances as shown on the Drawings and required for a complete functioning system.

This project will require approximately 4,200 sf of new addition and minor renovations to the existing facility. New and renovated space to include expanded DNA processing lab and new office suite. Along with the building addition, the parking lot layout will be modified and expanded to accommodate larger investigatory vehicles and to improve access to current impound lot.

55° Single Span Reinforced Concrete Bridge, 75° Skew