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ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative Highways & Bridges Projects ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative Highways & Bridges Projects Envision understands that well designed, constructed and maintained highway and bridges are essential. We support all phases of complex highway and bridge projects, from planning, pre-design and community outreach, through construction and close-out. Our representative experience includes: Army Corps of Engineers Delaware Department of Transportation Talmadge Avenue Bridge Construction . Indian River Bridge Project Bound Brook, NJ . Summit Bridge Project . US 13 & Port Penn Rd. Atlantic City Expressway . US 301 Middletown, DE Winslow Bridge Various Projects/ Locations Winslow Township, NJ Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission Burlington Bristol Bridge . Administration Building Electrical Upgrades . Calhoun Street Bridge Rehabilitation Burlington, NJ . CM Services - Task Order Contract . Delaware Water Gap Bridge Rehabilitation City of Camden . Easton-Phillipsburg Toll Bridge Structure Gateway / Streetscape Project Replacement Camden, NJ . Interstate 78 ORT Bridge Project . Interstate 80 ORT Construction City of New York . Interstate 80 ORT Design Manhattan Ville Bus Depot . New Hope-Lambertville Bridge Rehabilitation New York, NY . Riegelsville Bridge Project . Route 202 Bridge Rehabilitation City of Philadelphia, Streets Department . Scour Remediation Project . Lehigh Avenue Signal/Ramp Replacement . Scudder Falls Administration Building . Transportation Engineering Design Services . Scudder Falls Bridge Replacement Philadelphia, PA . Trenton Morrisville Toll Bridge & LTTSB Approach Roadways Improvements City of Rehoboth . Upper Black Eddy-Milford Toll Bridge Rehoboth Beach Streetscape . Washington Crossing Bridge Rehoboth, DE Various Projects/ Locations Page 1 of 4 ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative Highways & Bridges Projects Delaware River Port Authority Montgomery County Department of . 11th Street Interlocking Transportation . Ben Franklin Bridge 5th Street Tunnel Route 355 Multimodal Crossing . Ben Franklin Bridge Masonry Rehab Bethesda, MD . Ben Franklin Bridge South Walkway Bicycle and Pedestrian Ramp New Jersey Department of Transportation . Ben Franklin Bridge Track Rehabilitation . Cheesequake Bridge Rehabilitation . Ben Franklin Bridge Transformer Replacement . Conrail Bridge over Route 33 . Betsy Ross Bridge & Commodore Barry Bridge . Interstate 80 Improvements Air Blown Fiber Optic . Median Cross Over Protection Cont. 12 . Betsy Ross Bridge EZPass various locations Central & South . Betsy Ross Bridge Fiber Design Services . I-295/Route 42/I-76 Connector . Betsy Ross Bridge Rehabilitation . Princeton Drainage Improvements . Collingswood Rehabilitation Claim Delay . Pulaski Skyway Improvements and Deck . Commodore Barry Bridge Painting Phase 2 PA Replacement Various Phases Approach Spans . Region South Drainage Improvements . Commodore Barry Bridge Rehabilitation . Route 1 & 9 Project . Control Center Relocation . Route 7 Wittpenn Bridge . Express Rail Intermodal Facility . Route 7 Wittpenn Bridge Contract #1 . Franklin Square Station Re-Opening . Route 7 Wittpenn Bridge Contract #3 . GEC Task Order Assignment (2013-2015) . Route 9 Bus Enclosures . Gloucester Camden Line Environmental . Route 22 over Burke Parkway Impact Statement . Route 22 East Bound . Maintenance Facilities Space Planning . Route 22 Liberty Ave. & Conrail Bridge . Southern New Jersey Mass Transit . Route 29 Drainage Alternatives Analysis Study . Route 30 and County Route 646 Various Projects/ Locations . Route 30 & Pomona Road . Route 30 Cooper River Drainage Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission’s . Route 30/130 Collingswood (DVRPC) / Camden County . Route 31 NB Minneakoning Rd to MP 24.92- HSIP Local Concept Development Study – Huntington County Mt. Ephraim Avenue . Route 35 Restoration Mantoloking to Point Camden, NJ Pleasant . Route 35 Restoration Mile 0-Mile 4 Jersey City . Route 35 Restoration Mile 4-Mile 9 Public Parking Garage & Annex . Route 42 New Ramps & Roads Jersey City, NJ . Routes 33, 41, 42, 49, and 55 . Route 52 Causeway Project Maryland Department of Transportation . Route 78 from Drift Rd/Dale Rd. to Route 124- . JFK Memorial Highway Resurfacing Berkley Heights . US Route 40 Repaving . Route 206 Bridge / Mansfield . Rising Sun Streetscape . Route 295 Rehabilitation and Repaving of Six Various Projects/Locations Bridges . Santorum Road Bridge Replacement, Hunterdon Page 2 of 4 ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative Highways & Bridges Projects . New Stations for Motor Vehicle Inspection, New York State Department of Transportation Statewide . Alexander Hamilton Bridge Various Projects/Locations . CPM Scheduling Services ID/IQ On -Call Contract New Jersey Transportation Planning Authority . Primavera P6 Scheduling Services . Connectivity Study Various Projects/Locations . Human Services Transportation Plan Various Projects/Locations NYS Thruway Authority Tappan Zee Bridge, I-287 New Jersey Turnpike Authority New York, NY . Driscoll Bridge . Facilities Improvement Program Design Pennsylvania Department of Transportation . Facilities Improvement Program Construction . Betsy Ross Bridge Interchange . Garden State Parkway CM/CI . Ellis Town Center . Garden State Parkway OPS P3524 . Interstate 76 Improvements . Garden State Parkway OPS P3497 . Interstate 80 Construction . Garden State Parkway Pump Stations . Interstate 95 Design and Program Management . Garden State Parkway Toll Utility Building . JFK Blvd Bridge Rehabilitation . Garden State Parkway VMS . Race Street Connector . Gloucester County Turnpike Bridge Widening . Rapid Bridge Replacement Program . GSP Toll Utility Building T500.493 . Route 1 Bridge . Holmdel Facilities Construction . Route 1 Improvements . Interchange 7A Improvement Project . Route 202 Improvements . Interchange 125 Ramp Improvements . Route 202 Signals Upgrade . Interchange 163 Superstructure Replacements . Route 213 Reconstruction . Interchange 6-9 Widening Projects: . Route 3 Signals Upgrade T869.120.801 . Route 30 Exton Bypass T869.120.802 . Route 30 Improvements T869.120.503 . Route 309 Connector T869.120.302 . Route 309 Connector T869.120.401 . Route 332 Signal Improvements . Interchange 8 Widening Project . Route 420 Lincoln Avenue Streetscapes . Interchange Rehab Str. 28N, 28.5N, & 28.9 . Schuylkill Expressway Repaving . Interstate 80 Road and Bridge Construction . SR 132 Signals Upgrade . Newark Bay-Hudson County Extension . SR 422 Improvements . Painting & Structural Repairs OPS P3539 . SR 611 Improvements . Route 130 - 1 Interchange . SR 76 Repaving . Route 27 Six-Mile Run Bridge . SR 9410 MK2 Sumneytown Pike / Broad Street . Steel Gusset Project Repaving . Turnpike Exits 15W & 16 W- OPS T3538 . Traffic Signal Improvements Route 13 . 015 Route 3 & 46 and 014 Route 287 . Warrington / Horsham Signals Various Project/Locations Various Project/Locations Page 3 of 4 ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative Highways & Bridges Projects Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Mile Post 333.35 to 334.5 Norristown, PA Somerset County Route 22 and Chimney Rock Road Bridgewater, NJ South Jersey Transportation Authority . Atlantic City Expressway Bridge Deck Replacement . Atlantic City Expressway Construction Miles 17 to 25 . Atlantic City International Airport Baggage Building & Terminal Improvements . Atlantic City International Airport FAA Project Mechanical Room . Interim Baggage Building & Terminal Improvements . Control Tower Additions & Renovations . International Airport Aircraft Rescue & Fire Fighting Station Various Projects/Locations Triborough Thruway Toll Bridge Authority (TBTA) Toll Plaza Layouts Various Facilities Various Locations, NY Page 4 of 4 .
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