Inspection for Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) Conformance on Construction Sites
Controlling construction stormwater runoff is important, as it can cause environmental impacts and public health issues if untreated.
Vibration Monitoring & Building Condition Surveys for Construction
Construction activities can produce vibrations that are often felt hundreds of feet away from the site. The source of the vibrations could be from pile installation for foundations, demolition activities, vibratory soil or asphalt compaction, or other construction activities.
PFAS in Recycled Asphalt and Concrete Pavements
Recycled building materials are being used at a higher frequency than ever before. The benefits of using recycled building materials are the conservation of natural resources, energy savings, reduction in landfill waste, and reduction in emissions.
Corrosion of Buried Concrete and Steel Structures
Corrosion of buried concrete and steel structures is a concern that must be addressed during the design of building, utility, and transportation structures.
NYSDOT Implementation of Performance Engineered Concrete Mixtures
NYSDOT is eliminating the current concrete classes, replacing these with performance engineered mixtures (PEM). The change applies to projects let on or after May 1, 2024.
Soil Excavation and Reuse as Fill Material Under a Predetermined Beneficial Use
Excavation of soil and characterization as fill for reuse or waste for disposal is a typical consideration in site development and construction projects. While pristine undeveloped property is an ideal scenario to yield uncontaminated excavated materials, such properties are rarely available for commercial, industrial, or municipal projects.
