by Toni Takacs | Jun 28, 2023
North Vernon, IN
Walnut Street Reconstruction
HWC was responsible for the full-time inspection of the North Vernon Walnut Street Reconstruction.
This project encompassed a variety of different components including sanitary sewer, water main, and storm system reconstruction. On top of the underground improvements, the project included full-depth reconstruction of the roadway including the replacement of all sidewalks, curb ramps, and approaches within the right-of-way, as well as traffic signal modernizations and street lighting enhancements. Additionally, decorative brick paver enhancements were included to tie the area with the downtown streetscape, which was previously constructed in 2016 and utilized Stellar funding. This project was funded by INDOT LPA funds and by the City of North Vernon. The total construction cost was $8.4 million and the project was completed in the fall of 2023.
by Toni Takacs | Aug 10, 2022
Seymour, IN
Burkart Boulevard/Southern Bypass
HWC is responsible for full-time inspection of the construction of Burkart Boulevard Phase I. The project is 2.3 miles of new roadway, a bridge over the L&I Railroad, along with a multi-use trail located in Seymour, Indiana.
Phase I is a new segment of roadway to provide a bypass to Freeman Field from US 50. The scope of this project included clearing of farm fields and some wooded areas. Constructing new embankments and roadway, installing drainage culverts and several box culverts. The project has a single span bridge over the L&I Railroad and a long segment of MSE Wall from each end bent east and west of the railroad. The project has new asphalt pavement with a roundabout at the O’Brien Street intersection. The contract has a paved multi-use trail along the entire length. Included also is installing guard rail, pavement markings and signage, and lighting at the roundabout.
The roundabout will be open to traffic this November. The contract completion date is October 31, 2021. The $17.3 million LPA project was funded by the City of Seymour and Indiana Department of Transportation.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 28, 2021
Muncie, IN
Wheeling Avenue Reconstruction
HWC is responsible for full time inspection of the Wheeling Avenue project in Muncie, Indiana.
Project includes both resurfaced and fully reconstructed sections of roadway with widening. Applicable signage and traffic signals to be placed. New sidewalk and corresponding drive approaches, curb and ADA ramps to be installed on the east and west sides of Wheeling Avenue. New storm sewer pipe and structure installation throughout project limits.
The project is funded by INDOT and the City of Muncie. Project cost is approximately $4,249,325.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 28, 2021
Vigo County, IN
Lafayette Avenue
HWC is responsible for the oversight, and protection of our client: Vigo County, the Indiana Department of Transportation, and FHWA. This includes the full-time inspection, testing, documentation, invoicing, and close-out of the construction operations involved. This LPA project was completed at an estimated cost of $1,059,402.10. Construction was completed in August 2019 with a completion date of June 30, 2020, for the notice of termination.
Contract was for the widening of this stretch of roadway to accommodate two lanes of traffic with a center turn lane, improving site drainage, updating traffic signal and pedestrian cross walk at the local Junior High School, and reestablishing the southbound turn lane activation loops at the Haythorne Avenue traffic signal.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 28, 2021
Bloomington, IN
Adams Street Sidewalk & Intersection Improvements
HWC is providing full-time inspection for the sidewalk and intersection improvement project along Adams Street from Patterson to Kirkwood.
This .21 mile long project will allow safer pedestrian and bicycle travel along this corridor by installing planters and other deterrents to protect these pedestrians.
The project is being constructed in four phases to ensure commuter access is maintained throughout construction.
Other work elements include construction of new sidewalk, installation of a modular block wall, traffic signal modifications at the Adams and Kirkwood intersection, and geometric modifications to accommodate the new bike lanes.
Construction on the project began in March of 2020 and is expected to be completed in September of 2020. This project is fully funded by the City of Bloomington and is expected to cost $1,259,943.00.
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