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Opening of Proposal - Coal Line Trail, Phase IIB (CE Services) Proj No. 122-035 - HWC Engineering
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TEAM PROJECT APPROACH RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 7FIRM OVERVIEWCITY OF SOUTH BEND | CE Services for Coal Line Trail Phase IIB (Des # 2200199) <br />HWC knows path projects. Our extensive experience in this type of work <br />provides our staff with a level of knowledge unmatched by the competition. <br />Not only do we surpass other firms in general knowledge, but also in the <br />quantity of path projects that we have been awarded. Our team is well versed <br />in soil sampling/moisture testing, soil compaction testing (Dynamic Cone <br />Penetrometer), compaction testing for aggregate (Lightweight Deflectometer), <br />concrete testing (air, slump, and yield), and diagnosing and performing <br />undercuts, etc. It takes a great level of expertise when diagnosing problem <br />areas with existing soil conditions and knowing how to correctly remedy those <br />issues. HWC will ensure the contractor is repairing all the necessary areas of <br />the subgrade in its entirety prior to placing compacted aggregate and HMA <br />for the path. This level of accurate testing couldn’t be possible without the right <br />equipment. HWC has invested over $25,000 in new field equipment purchases <br />in the last three years to better serve our clients. HWC has even purchased <br />two drones to provide a unique perspective of projects often not seen from <br />the ground level. We have two FAA licensed remote pilots on staff that will be <br />on site periodically throughout construction operations to take aerial photos <br />of the project. This will enable the City of South Bend to have a snapshot of <br />construction activities throughout the duration of the project. <br />PROJECT APPROACH <br />MATERIAL & TESTING EQUIPMENT <br />Trails or paths are unique in that they are built similar to <br />roadways, but, ultimately, need to be much smoother with little <br />to no imperfections in the asphalt. Any small imperfections in <br />the asphalt could create a safety hazard for a bicyclist, roller <br />bladder, or skateboarder. This can become an insurance liability <br />if someone becomes seriously injured from a fall. The asphalt <br />also needs to shed water properly to ensure there are no slick <br />spots that could freeze or pond water. HWC will ensure these <br />important aspects of the finished asphalt surface are constructed <br />in a way to eliminate this concern about potential trips and falls. <br />THE IMPORTANCE <br />OF PEDESTRIANSAFETYSAFETY
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