Projects

Permeable pavers were installed in the MacKenzie Park Parking lot at State Street and Las Positas Road in order to allow stormwater and urban runoff to infiltrate into the ground. The design demonstrates a retrofit that complies with the City’s Storm Water Management Program (SWMP) requirement to detain and treat[...]

NV5 provided a multi-discipline resident inspector to observe the installation of all retrofit systems for the concrete structural upgrades for the city’s parking structures 2, 9, and 10. These upgrades involved repairs and reinforcing and supporting specific concrete beams, columns, and girders using epoxy injection and carbon-fiber reinforcement. In addition,[...]

The Mission Creek Fish Passage project (Phases I and II) consisted of establishing a maintenance access, demolishing part of the lined flood channel, and constructing a concrete low-flow passage channel. Mission Creek is the most viable stream for steelhead trout restoration in the City of Santa Barbara. NV5’s inspection services[...]

Photo used with permission from the City of Santa Clarita. NV5 provided onsite testing and inspection services for Santa Clarita’s new solar canopies and carports at its state-of-the-art, LEED Gold Certified transit maintenance facility. The solar panels are placed on top of three canopies that generate electricity while also providing[...]

NV5 provided materials testing services for Phase 1D of this wastewater pipeline improvement project. Specifically, our services included materials qualification testing, soils backfill inspection and compaction testing, and asphalt concrete testing. This project was completed through environmentally sensitive habitat. Our inspectors and technicians provided timely and cost-effective inspection services facilitated[...]

This project consisted of the extension of Golden Valley Road, a major arterial highway, from the Antelope Valley Freeway (SR 14) to the future easterly extension of Newhall Ranch Road and terminating at Plum Canyon Road. NV5 provided Caltrans-certified construction materials testing and inspection services including concrete plant inspection, concrete[...]

After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident in Japan (2011), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) relied on NV5 to develop a comprehensive radiation protection plan to ensure the protection of crew members and scientists aboard NOAA research vessels operating in the Pacific Ocean. As part of this[...]

The Cleveland Clinic Lakewood Family Health Center is a 64,700 SF, $34 million facility with an emergency department and outpatient clinic. Its design and construction utilized Lean and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) project principles. NV5 was hired as the owner’s representative on this facility. Specifically, we provided objective project controls[...]

The NV5 team coordinated project development as well as environmental and engineering services associated with preparing an Environmental Impact Statement for this project. The project proposes to extend Military Cutoff Road from its current terminus at US 17 (Market Street) in Wilmington, North Carolina, to the Wilmington Bypass; a US[...]

NV5 provided civil, utility, and surveying services on this high-rise project in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. One of the first firms in the nation to have a 3-D Cyrax laser scanner for high definition surveys, NV5 scanned Two Progress Plaza, making it the area’s first high-rise building with a high-definition[...]