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Building Projects
- Parking Garages
- ADA Design
- Commercial and Industrial Buildings
- Foundation and Underpinning Design
Miscellaneous Structures
- Telecom Tower Foundations and Modifications
- Structural Forensics Investigations
- Rigging and Temporary Structures
Transportation Infrastructure Projects
- Roadway and Pedestrian Bridge Design
- Bridge Inspection and Rating
- Culvert, Tunnel, and Retaining Wall Design
- High Masts and Structural Traffic Design
- Construction Engineering and Inspection
Water and Wastewater Design Projects
- Underground, Above-Ground, and Overhead Tanks
- Pumping Stations and Lift Stations
- Trickling Filter Basins
- Other Treatment Plant Structures
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MACTEC Bridge Project Wins Quality Award
The Fee Fee Road Bridge in Missouri is a 3-span structure featuring twin 577-foot eastbound and westbound bridges that function independently and carry ten lanes of traffic. Completed three months ahead of schedule and within the original contractor's bid price, this $8 million project was selected by the Concrete Council of St. Louis for a 2003 Quality Award. Our team provided a broad range of services encompassing civil, structural and construction engineering.
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Award-Winning MACTEC Efforts Help Preserve Historic Nashville Landmark
MACTEC received an Architectural Preservation Award from the Metropolitan Nashville Historical Commission for the fast-tracked design of architectural and structural renovations involving the elevated parking deck, covered entrance walkways and covered concourse at Nashville’s circa-1900 Union Station Hotel. The stone building – a Nashville landmark – was converted to a hotel in 1986. MACTEC had previously worked at the historic site on the conversion project, and later when a fire caused extensive damage to the station building. Using a combination of physical and petrographic testing methods, MACTEC engineers successfully enabled their insurance company client to retain the building’s historical designation, while devising a repair solution that resulted in savings of over $1 million.
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