The FCA Engine Plant in Dundee, Michigan was a $803-million joint venture project with partners DiamlerChrysler, Hyundai, and Mitsubishi. The work site is 330 acres with 1.3 million square feet of floor space. It is now owned by FCA US, LLC.

The scope of our civil engineering work included site due diligence, value engineering, site grading of 275 acres, utility design, multiple parking fields, truck marshalling, rail spurs, trailer city, stormwater quantity and quality structures, and hydraulic study for relocation of Cassidy Drain. We provided an ALTA survey and created 49 utility and transportation easements.

We have worked at the Toledo Zoo and Aquarium for decades. One recent project was restoration and improvement of the historic Natural History Museum constructed by the WPA in 1934. Our work included site topographic and location survey including utility records research. We completed civil design work including ADA-accessible entrances, drainage improvements, rainwater harvesting for irrigation, replacement of the sanitary pump station to an above ground duplex pump station, and design of a vehicular access gate to maintain access to the amphitheater for large trucks and RVs.

This 115-acre development includes 360 apartment units and a restaurant/clubhouse on a reclaimed arena/marina site. Civil design included a wetland designed in partnership with the SmithGroup, and extensive water management and paving.