Projects

This project consisted of a new pretreatment system and restoration of the MRL liquefier, under an aggressive schedule. Specifically, the replacement included a new 14 MMSCFD TSA pretreatment system and restoration of 7 MMSCFD MRL liquefier. NV5 returned the LNG facility liquefaction systems to operation to meet client’s customer needs.

The Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve is a 6,000-acre park featuring trails and relics from mining towns. It is popular for its tours, which take school-aged children and members of the public down a long stairway, deep into one of the mines to learn about coal and silica-sand mining, as[...]

An NV5 principal engineer was retained by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)/California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) as a volunteer to assist with emergency relief services after the Camp Fire (2018). The Camp Fire was recorded as the deadliest fire in California history, and the deadliest[...]

NV5 provided redevelopment and design of 8.3 acres on the California State University (CSU) Fullerton campus to build the College of Business and Economics complex, which includes three buildings and significant removals and renovation of the surrounding area. Services were provided for the schematic design, design development, building documents, and[...]

This large survey incorporated all resource- and inventory‑related tasks, including an environmental assessment and biological and cultural surveys and corresponding reports. The undertaking consisted of an extensive stimulus‑funded upgrade to the wastewater system of Laguna Pueblo with the project area consisting of a web of linear pipeline corridors covering much[...]

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed to remove mine waste from four former uranium mines in the Ambrosia Lake Sub-District north of Grants, McKinley County. NV5 was tasked with completing ecological and cultural resource studies over 2,300 acres, which included private, state, and federal lands. The ecological services included[...]

The Pueblo of Picuris (Pueblo) and the Northern Pueblos Housing Authority proposed to construct and operate a solar photovoltaic facility, which would consist of a ground-mounted, single-axis array. When operational, the solar panels would tilt to track the angle of the sun to obtain maximum energy. The electric power produced[...]

In 2014, discussions began between the Eastern New Mexico Water Authority (the Water Authority) and the Canadian River Riparian Restoration Project (CR4) about developing a watershed-based water quality plan for the Ute Reservoir near Logan, New Mexico. The CR4 had completed numerous state- and federally-funded restoration projects and was interested[...]

NV5 provided MEP/FP design services for Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing’s new net zero ready office building and supplier center. The facility houses 100,000 SF of corporate office space and a 30,000 SF supplier center connected to an existing building on site for a total of 130,000 SF. The design[...]

NV5 provided ongoing public works inspection at Pole Creek over a two year period. Pole Creek was a major detention basin project with demolition of existing channel and structures, building of the main reinforced concrete channel and structures, and development of a new low-flow bypass channel and reinforced concrete boxes,[...]