• A modified design/build form of project delivery was used.
• A project manual containing all processes plus bid information, specifications, contracts, sample bonds, soils reports, room requirements, and surveys was also developed for the project. The manual was used to provide design/build firms with a clear description of the scope of work thus ensuring comparable bids. The specifications were performance oriented, allowing the contractor the flexibility to value engineer the project, resulting in a very high grade product for the price.
• The project was completed several months prior to the original October 2005 deadline.

Services Provided:
Programming - Architectural Design – Design Engineering - Survey - Site Design - Bid Administration

• In just 3 months using critical path management a treatment plant site was acquired, the collection system and plant were designed and bids were received.
• Even though the service area was expanded over 5 miles during the project, the bids for the project were $13,000 under the estimates prepared in the study and all permits including the NPDES and Part 41were obtained on time.
• The connections to the system were phased with the construction and startup of the plant and all customers were connected within 90 days of having service available.
• The project cost was $17,150,000.

Services Provided:
Design Engineering - Construction Engineering- Right-of-Way Acquisition - Surveying - Permitting

• The building includes a partial basement, a conference room to conduct various Council and Commission meetings.
• This project was funded in part by the United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Development

Services Provided:
Architectural Design - Design Engineering

• The city wanted to extend its roadway, water main, sanitary sewer and storm sewer to its growing industrial park.  The work included 8,500 linear feet of curbed bituminous roadway, 9,600 linear feet of 12-inch water main, 8,000 linear feet of sanitary sewer, and 7,000 linear feet of storm sewer varying in size between 12 and 30 inches. 
• The treatment train has been heralded by MDEQ and is being shown as a prudent manner of treating storm water before it enters a trout stream.  The wetlands have a waterfowl island, wet pond and a micro-pool.

Services Provided:
Engineering Design - Surveying - Construction Engineering, Permitting

• The building includes Offices for the administrative staff, Police and Fire departments
• The apparatus room was expanded to house the emergency vehicles and locker room facilities were added.

Services Provided:
Architectural Design - Mechanical - Electrical - Structure Engineering -Surveying - Site Design - Construction Staking