Projects

The double-track State Route (SR) 89 “Mousehole,” originally an early 1900s rock and stone arched opening, allows traffic to pass beneath the historic Central Pacific Railroad. This improvement project created a new, multi-use pedestrian and bicycle undercrossing through the railroad embankment, immediately east of the Mousehole. On behalf of HDR[...]

NV5 has provided materials testing for several of the City of Oxnard’s pavement rehab projects. The Wooley Road Arterial Resurfacing project entailed 160,000 SY of Asphalt Rubber Aggregate Membrane (ARAM), 19,000 tons of ARHM Overlay, and covered the area between Victoria Avenue and Rose Avenue. NV5 provided asphalt batch plant[...]

NV5 provided materials testing and special inspection services for this new, three-story, 92,000 SF building on the California State University, Chico (CSUC) campus. Replacing the original Taylor Hall, this new building houses the Arts and Humanities and includes a fixed seating recital hall, rehearsal and recording studios, English and foreign[...]

NV5 provided third party technical and regulatory oversight during the removal of two, 2,000-gallon Xerxes single-walled fiberglass underground fuel storage tanks (USTs) from the golf course’s Maintenance Operations Facility. The state-permitted UST removal was performed by others who were covered under a Chubb insurance policy.

NV5 provided claim support services to Chubb Environmental Risk associated with a ~ 30,000-gallon jet fuel release at an Air Force Base. A Caterpillar 345 excavator bucket had struck an unmarked jet fuel fiberglass pipeline at approximately 2 to 3 feet below ground surface during the building of a new[...]

The Joe Foss Shooting Complex is a public shooting range with pistol, rifle, and trap/skeet ranges. Spent ammunition is not considered a solid waste unless it is “abandoned” when the range closes. However, there is potential for transport of heavy metals (lead, arsenic, antimony, and copper) into washes by stormwater,[...]

NV5 provided management services for the $26 million State Route (SR)-178/Morning Drive Interchange — a primary thoroughfare that links key parts of the City of Bakersfield. The project involved building a new interchange on SR-178 from 0.65 mile west of Morning Drive to 1.2 miles east of Morning Drive. SR-178[...]

The Truckee campus project involved developing portions of a 70-acre, previously undeveloped property into a college campus consisting of lecture halls, classrooms, laboratories, learning resource centers, student service facilities, administrative offices, and housing. Building included underground utilities, drainage and infiltration systems, asphalt concrete paved parking areas, roadways, and a pedestrian[...]

In preparation for the addition of two new buildings to the Sutter Union High School campus, NV5 performed a geotechnical investigation and geologic hazards evaluation in accordance with the requirements of the California Division of the State Architect (DSA) during the design phase. Then, during the building phase of the[...]

Truckee High School was originally built in the 1950s and has undergone numerous renovations since then. The current site contained a main campus, sand and gravel running track, several outbuildings, athletic fields, and an asphalt-paved access road and parking lots. This renovation project removed and replaced the existing running track,[...]