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REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS WAL-MART SUPERCENTER Project Cost: $21,000,000 Provided project management and field engineering services for a general contractor (Perini Construction) to build a 201,000 SF Wal-Mart Supercenter Store. Responsibilities involved all aspects of construction management and field engineering, including such areas as subcontract development & bidding, project scheduling, change orders, owner (Wal-Mart) & contractor (Perini) contract documentation, material procurement, site work, field direction of work forces and final punch list & close-out. This work occurred from initiation of the project all the way to grand opening of the store. The 201,000 SF building was constructed in conjunction with 26 acres of site development and supporting highway entrances & site access roads, large keystone segmental retaining walls, parking, water, wastewater, storm water and fire suppression systems.
Project Cost: $950,000 Professional services were provided to complete the final construction management, project inspection, engineering certification and closeout for construction of a High-Tech Multi-Tenant Building. Additional work involved structural steel inspection and recommendation for non-compliance issues. Complete engineering and project services were provided to support the design, contract documents, bidding and construction management to resolve site specific problems associated structural integrity, storm water and parking. INDUSTRIAL LANDFILL & LEACHATE HANDLING SYSTEM Project Cost: $12,500,000 Project involved the design, specification, permitting, contract administration and construction management of an industrial double lined landfill. The landfill liner was a composite 18" clay layer & 60 mil PVC system, including a complex piping arrangement for leachate underdrain & spring drain collection, with leachate leak detection. The landfill was developed to store gypsum, a by-product of flue gas desulfurization. Note that this project included 800,000 cubic yards of earthwork, site access roads and involved a gravity leachate collection system of approximately 14,000 LF to a 15-million gallon water storage impoundment and pump transfer station, with the entire project covering 75 acres. FLY ASH & GYPSUM HEAVY TRUCK (70 ton) HAUL ROAD Project Cost: $4,200,000 Project involved the engineering, design, specification, permitting, contract administration and construction management of 1-1/2 miles of "off-road" heavy truck haul road. The haul road was to support rerouting of a high volume use section of haul road for Caterpillar trucks, 160,000 # GVW. Power station by-products, ash and gypsum were being hauled. The haul road involved careful planning, geotechnical investigation, engineering design and stringent construction specification, due to the road embankment design section and earthwork cut/fill requirements. Total project earthwork was 425,000 cubic yards with the typical road cross-section design combining a benched and scarified-compacted subgrade, 48" of combination-aggregate base and 12” of asphalt pavement. EXTENSION OF ASH & GYPSUM HEAVY TRUCK (70 ton) HAUL
ROAD Project Cost: $650,000 Project involved the engineering, design, specification, permitting and construction management support for 1/2 mile of "off-road" 70-ton Cat truck haul road. The heavy haul road is to support the extension of a previously constructed high volume use section of haul road for the 70-ton Caterpillar trucks. Power station by-products, ash and gypsum are hauled. The project involved careful planning, engineering design and stringent construction specifications, due to the high cyclic traffic counts, size of trucks and speed of travel. Total project earthwork was 50,000 cubic yards with the typical road cross-section design combining a benched & scarified-compacted subgrade, 48" of combination-aggregate base and 18” of asphalt pavement thickness. BATH COUNTY PUMPED STROAGE POWER STATION Project Cost: $1,700,000,000 Project involved working directly in the employ of Virginia Power, having the responsibility of design and operational supervision over project geotechnical features, including tunnels, dams and roadways. Responsibility involved the monitoring, inspection and certification of the two large earth/rock filled dams. This project was heavily instrumented (more than 3000 total) with piezometers, inclinometers, extensometers and accelerometers. Work also included stream channel restoration and wetland mitigation activities. HUNT CLUB PROPERTIES Project Cost: $330,000 Project involved the design, specification, permitting, contract administration and construction management of a complete 12,000 GPD wastewater collection & treatment system, potable water distribution system and project roads & drainage. These systems were to support a residential subdivision OGDEN FARM MEADOWS SUBDIVISION Project Cost: $390,000 Project involved configuration design, surveying, topographic mapping, storm water management, specification, local & state permitting requirements, bid documents, bidding, contract administration and construction management of a 40 acre, 37 lot subdivision. This included all roads, storm water structures and potable water distribution system. GRANDVIEW SUBDIVISION Project Cost: $260,000 Project involved configuration design, surveying, topographic mapping, storm water management, specification, local & state permitting requirements, bid documents, bidding, contract administration and construction management of a 130 acre, 51 lot subdivision. This included all roads, storm water structures and potable water distribution system. OAK FLAT ESTATES SUBDIVISION Project Cost: $260,000 Project involved configuration design, surveying, topographic mapping, storm water management, specification, local & state permitting requirements, bid documents, bidding, contract administration and construction management of a 104 acre, 34 lot subdivision. An extension of the Pendleton County PSD water system provided water for the development. FRANKLIN AIRPORT SUBDIVISION Project Cost: $480,000 This project involved the configuration, design, surveying, topographic mapping, water system design, sewer system design, storm water management, technical specification, local & state permitting requirements, bid documents, bidding, contract administration and construction management of a 192 acre residential and commercial development. This included all roads, storm water structures, potable water distribution system and wastewater collection system. CANAAN VALLEY RESORTS SKI SLOPES Project Cost: $430,000 Project involved the design, specification, permitting and direct construction supervision of a raw water collection system from a nearby stream, two adjacent 5-million gallon earthen water storage impoundments, with wet well and water distribution pumping arrangement. This system provides the primary water supply for snow making equipment at the ski slope.
Project Cost: $650,000 Project involved the design, specification and permitting of a complete a 40,000 GPD wastewater collection & treatment system and a potable well water treatment, storage & distribution system. These systems supported a residential and commercial development that involved over 500 acres. The sanitary sewer was designed for gravity flow collection, with all wastewater being treated by aerated lagoons. The water system included multiple pumping arrangements with a 100,000 gallon standpipe storage tank.
Project Cost: $450,000 Project involved all site work, topographic mapping, design, environmental
permitting and construction oversight to develop and complete a
20,000 GPD wastewater collection & treatment system and a potable
well water treatment, storage & distribution system. This commercial
development consisted of parking, roads, town houses, restaurant,
hotel, offices and stores in the Canaan Village development. ORCHARD VIEW ESTATES SUBDIVISION Project Cost: $310,000 Project involved the planning, engineering, design, surveying, topographic mapping, water system design, sewage considerations, storm water management, technical specification, local & state permitting requirements, bid documents, bidding, contract administration and construction management of a 188 acre residential development. Including all roads, storm water structures, potable water distribution system and wastewater system.
Project Cost: $4,200,000 Project involved all required site planning, engineering, surveying, design, field engineering and construction management services to support development of a 10.5-acre commercial site for construction of three new automotive dealerships. Site earthwork included approximately 105,000 CY of dirt & rock fill, followed by the construction of three automotive dealership sells and maintenance buildings. Site design work included potable water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, area lighting & foundations, curb, walks, water fountain, roads, parking and environmental permits-stream relocation, storm water pollution prevention plan & wetlands mitigation.
Project Cost: $890,000 This project was funded through FHA. The project involved the design, specification, permitting, contract administration and construction management of a spring developed potable water system for the rural residential area of Green Springs. The project included a spring water collector, clear well, water treatment, pump station, 56,000 LF of water line, 100,000 gallon storage tank, 152 service connections and other required appurtenances. GRANT COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE DISTRICT **PHOTOS** Project Cost: $2,600,000 This project was funded through a combination of grants and loans, primarily with the WV Infrastructure & Jobs Development Council (IJDC). The project involved the surveying, design, specification, permitting, bidding, contract administration and construction management of improvements and extension to the GCPSD water system rural residential areas. The project generally included: one new booster pump station, upgrade to an existing pump station, 45,000 LF of 4” pipe, 43,000 LF of 6” pipe, 75,000 gallon water storage tank, 126 new customers, service connections, private water line easements, and all other required system appurtenances.
Project Cost: $190,000 Project involved the planning, engineering, design, surveying, topographic mapping, water system design, sewage considerations, storm water management, technical specification, local & state permitting requirements, bid documents and construction support for Phase-1 development of 15 lots and common areas totaling 29.16 acres of a total planned 184 acre residential subdivision. Including all roads, storm water structures, potable water distribution system and wastewater handling via septic systems.
Project Cost: $530,000 This project involved property utilization & configuration, design, surveying, topographic mapping, water system design, sewer system design, storm water management, technical specification, local & state permitting requirements, bid documents, bidding, contract administration and construction management of a 34 acre-27 Lot residential development. Including all roads, storm water structures, potable water distribution system, wastewater collection system and underground utilities. QUANTICO SUBDIVISION Project Cost: $420,000 Project involved the planning, engineering, design, surveying, topographic mapping, water system design, sewage considerations, storm water management, technical specification, local & state permitting requirements and construction for Phase-1, which included 29 lots and common areas totaling 204 acres, of a total planned 357 acre residential subdivision. Including all roads, storm water structures, potable water distribution system and wastewater disposal using septic systems. KFC/TACO BELL
**PHOTOS** Project Cost: $1,100,000 This project involved property utilization & configuration, design, surveying, topographic mapping, water system design, sewer system design, storm water management, technical specification, local & state permitting requirements, bid documents, bidding, contract administration, site development, and construction management of a YUM! Brand Foods commercial development. Including all roads, storm water structures, potable water distribution system, wastewater collection system and underground utilities. BLUE RIVER, LLC Project Cost: $4,300,000 Project involved the planning, engineering, design, surveying,
topographic mapping, water system design, sewage considerations,
storm water management, technical specification, local & state
permitting requirements, bid documents and construction support
for development of a total 3.85 acre commercial development. This
included Engineering and design of a 31,000 cubic foot underground
retention system to retain storm runoff water. It also included
the addition of an 80,000 gallon water tank to the Industrial Parks
water distribution system to satisfy fire flow demands needed for
the proposed 44,500 sq ft building that is to be constructed. The
engineering and design of U. S. WIND FORCE Estimated Project Cost: $180,000,000 Project is currently in progress. The project is being developed to support the site design, permitting and construction of electric wind turbine generators (wind mills). Currently the project includes 166 wind turbines, each rated at 1.5 megawatts, yielding a total electrical output capacity of 249 megawatts. Professional services to date have included all site & permit mapping, delineation of property ownership & control, lease acquisition assistance, surveying, 21 miles of road design, turbine site layout and general civil engineering support. SHELL ENERGY – NED POWER PROJECT
**PHOTOS** Estimated Project Cost: $250,000,000 SLEEPY KNOLLS SUBDIVISION
**PHOTOS** Project Cost: $2,500,000 Project involved the design, specification and permitting of a
complete 21,000 GPD wastewater collection & treatment system,
water lines, roads, and The following are WV DOH projects, typical work involved field engineering, construction survey, layout, grade staking, original cross-sections, earthwork volumes, final as-builts and waste sites. WV ROUTE 55 CORRIDOR-H TEMPORARY BY-PASS BRIDGE Project involved the investigation, engineering & design of foundations, abutments, retaining wall buttress and 24-feet width by 60-feet length dual-truss panel bridge for a temporary by-pass roadway section of West Virginia Route 55. This section of Route 55 was relocated with a bridge over a main construction haulage way, to support the cyclic routing of heavy construction equipment, providing a safe travel way for the public. Work included construction progress and design compliance inspections, with final construction certification of the bridge.
WV-DOH District 5, Berkeley County
WV DOH District 5, Morgan County US ROUTE 33 TRUCK ESCAPE RAMP WV DOH District 5, Pendleton County
WV DEP Project The following is a short descriptive listing of other projects completed without the detail as provided above. All projects included courthouse research, exterior boundary surveys, subdivision of lots, setting corners, marking & painting line, road design, field layout and final plats and legal descriptions, as necessary. Should additional information be required, please advise. BLACKTHORN ESTATES SUBDIVISION
Project Cost: $660,000 Utilizing Chief Architect Software to support the design and drafting of a new Church to be constructed near Corridor “H” in Hardy County, West Virginia. Geary Associates worked closely with the Pastor and Congregation to incorporate a desired floor plan into the Church design, the professional architectural software was used to produce a complete set of drawings, including foundation and main floor with dimensions, electrical layout, HVAC layout, elevations and overview. Geary Associates submitted drawings and handled the Fire Marshal review and approval process to meet the State Fire Code.
Project Cost: $580,000 – Currently – in – Progress 220 Properties LLC, is a commercial development project proposed for a tract of land in northern Moorefield, WV. The property totals 23.7 acres, with 20.8 acres of developable area and has an Un-named Tributary of Dumpling Run flowing south to north, directly through the middle of the tract. The attached photos show the overall site plan of the property being developed and the Relocated Stream Alignment, illustrating the entire reach of stream affected. Most of the existing stream is about mid-way between the COE Flood Levee Project and US Route 220. It is proposed to relocate approximately 1,820 feet of stream with 1,540 feet of a newly constructed stream utilizing natural stream design. The relocated stream has been sized to pass a 100-year storm event. The stream will be mostly excavated, with some upper slope areas and the freeboard constructed from the cut material. The stream will be grass lined, with rip-rap placed in all bends. Material cut from the new stream will be utilized to backfill and reclaim the existing stream channel, with excess material filled along side the top slopes of the new stream. Permitting and infrastructure included obtaining Permits from the US Corp. of Engineers, West Virginia Health Department, a NPDES permit from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, a WV DOH Entrance Permit and others. Infrastructure included designing and permitting a sewer and water system, site layout and design and performing GPS static survey to develop a control network to support aerial mapping for topographic and planimetric mapping.
GEARY ASSOCIATES has completed hundreds of boundary and subdivision surveys over the years, located in many different counties of West Virginia.
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