Public Infrastructure
Our Public Works resume is robust, and we are leaders in working with public agencies to address their infrastructure needs.
From the federal to the state to the local level, our firm is retained by public agencies to design and manage the improvement and the growth of public infrastructure.
Our public clients include:
- Transportation Networks
- Regional and National Utility Providers
- Water Agencies
- Large Ports
- Cities and Counties
- Public Works Agencies
Featured Public Infrastructure Projects
Tustin, CA
TAIT was the Civil Engineering Consultant for the County’s Design-Build of the innovative 10 acre OC Animal Care Facility. The facility includes a 2-story 40,000 SF administration building with state of the art veterinary facilities, six dog kennels, special cat housing quarters, and a small corral. The project also includes eight storm water bio-filtration basins to treat storm water runoff from the site before it enters the public storm drain system.
Pomona, CA
The project included the rehabilitation of eight arterial and collector segments of roadway throughout the City of Pomona. This rehabilitation required analysis of the existing pavement conditions, recommendation of alternate rehabilitation methods by use of recycled pavement options, upgrading of 4 roadway segments for adding new bike lanes and the analysis, and replacement of all curb ramps along the project limits.
Los Angeles County, CA
As part of a Design Build project for Golden State Water Company, TAIT provided the survey and design services for the replacement of 1,600 lineal feet of 14-inch steel water main in Normandie Avenue between Imperial Highway and 110th Street. Design engineering services included preparation of improvement plans for approximately one third of a mile total length of water main replacement, with cross connections to local streets, and new domestic water and fire services along Normandie Avenue.
Various Locations,- US, Virgin Islands, Guam
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulates and oversees all aspects of civil aviation throughout the United States. TAIT installed or upgraded fuel systems that supply backup power for communication and navigation services critical to aviation safety. TAIT has serviced the FAA’s vast network at domestic locations as well as remote sites in American Samoa, the US Virgin Islands, Guam and Alaska.
Tustin, CA
The Tustin Metrolink Station in Tustin, CA recently underwent a redevelopment and expansion valued at over $17 million. TAIT was on a team that provided civil engineering design, utility design, and survey/mapping services for expansion which included the addition of a 5-story parking structure.
Garden Grove, CA
This project included approximately 1/3-mile total length of street reconfiguration, improvements to an existing raised median, a new traffic signal, abandonment of existing 8-inch ACP and 12-inch DIP City water lines, installation of a 800 LF of 16-inch water line, and relocation of SCE and AT&T main distribution service lines. It required the installation of new public storm drains, sewer, and water services to accommodate a future redevelopment project along Harbor Boulevard from Palm Street to Lampson Avenue in the City of Garden Grove. Engineering services required extensive research, review, and a potholing program for the installation of the new utilities and storm drain improvements within the existing six-lane Harbor Boulevard roadway.
Laguna Beach, CA
The Laguna Beach Lifeguard Tower is an iconic structure that has served as a symbol of the city for years. TAIT was hired by the City of Laguna Beach to structurally renovate the tower and restore safe operational function after years of wear and tear.
Solano County, CA
Travis Air Force Base is a United States Air Force base located in Solano County, CA. TAIT was contracted to provide surveying services for the 900 acre site.
Glendale, CA
TAIT provided design services for the replacement of 10,620 lineal feet of 4 and 6-inch water main in the Adams Hill neighborhood. The neighborhood is serviced by two pressure zones, and the existing water mains were 33 to 89 years old, were deteriorated and could not meet current fire flow demands. The residential streets were narrow, steep, and windy, and TAIT worked with Glendale Water & Power to determine the alignment that was the best fit for each roadway.
