Civil Engineering takes place on all levels in the public sector from municipal through to federal levels, and in the private sector from individual homeowners through to international companies.
| PC Energy Ontario, Oregon | |
| PC Energy is a partnership between Poole Oil Inc., of Ontario, Oregon
and Campo Oil Company of Fruitland, Idaho. The partnership was created
to meet the State of Oregon requirement that mandates all diesel fuel
to contain 2% biodiesel beginning in October of 2009. Petroleum diesel and biodiesel will be delivered to the facility via rail and truck and then blended together at the PC Energy facility. The facility will have the ability to blend the percentages that the customers desire, (ranging from 2% to 50% biodiesel). The blended product will then be delivered to consumers throughout Eastern Oregon and Western Idaho. Currently the closest blending facility is in Portland, Oregon where that product is transported to Umatilla, Oregon and further distributed to our area. The PC Energy facility will deliver competitively priced fuel to Eastern Oregon (up to 200 miles from Ontario) to meet the State of Oregon’s bio-diesel mandate. CK3, LLC was contracted to provide Civil, Structural Engineering and Surveying services for the project. A conceptual plan was provided to CK3 by PC Energy and the civil/site design and facility layout was developed based on the client’s needs and input, along with development requirements of the City of Ontario and State of Oregon codes. Construction of the PC Energy blending facility located at 93 SE 7th Avenue began in fall of 2009 by Mid Valley Construction Company and is estimated to be complete by May 1, 2010 and under operation sometime soon there after. | |
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| Santiam Station Project Stayton, Oregon | |
| This 1997 to 1998 Civil Engineering & Surveying project, located in Stayton Oregon, developed an 80 acre site into a retail commercial area , assisted living complex, residential housing subdivision, and a mobile home park. This project included a large area within the flood plain that required the area to be cross-sectioned and studied for raising the area out of the flood plain, which included mitigating an area upstream creating a wetland area. The project also included the reconstruction and widening of a county road and bridge. The standard items included site and street design, water, sewer and storm drainage systems." | |
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