Hurt & Proffitt, Inc. has recently been selected to design the new Western Inner Connector roadway for the Town of Culpeper. The new roadway will be designed as a four lane roadway with a roundabout midway through the project. We will also be upgrading an existing signalized intersection on the western end of the project. … Read more
New Alternate Route 628 has been designed and publicly bid for Prince Edward County, Va. The project is funding using the revenue sharing agreement program within VDOT. The project was estimated to cost $2.9 million in its early conceptual stages. The actual low bid for route 628 is just over $1.7 million. In addition, H&P … Read more
Hurt & Proffitt provided construction stakeout on the new bridge in Henry County. The new $2.4 million bridge is located in the Fieldale community and connects to Appalachian-Koelher Road. It replaces the original bridge that was built in the 1930’s. According to VDOT, about 4,500 cars are expected to use it each day. Henry County … Read more
Hurt & Proffitt, Inc. was responsible for providing a detailed bridge situation plan for the “D Street” bridge in the fall of 2008. The 80-foot tall, hundred year old structure was scheduled for replacement as a result of having been closed to traffic after routine inspections revealed structural deficiencies. In order to reduce cost, use … Read more
Hurt & Proffitt, Inc. was responsible for providing a detailed bridge situation plan for the Colorado Street bridge over the Roanoke River in Salem, Virginia. The field survey included locating existing bridge components in a manner suitable for design of a new bridge. Existing utilities under the bridge and along approach roadways were designated and mapped … Read more
The new JMU Center for the Arts Parking Deck was a Design Build Project. Hurt & Proffitt was responsible for the Civil/Site design for this five-level, 43,630 SF parking structure that has no less than 750 parking spaces. The pre-cast concrete structure was designed to operate in two modes during events for the future performing … Read more
Kings Drive is an existing roadway located within the City of Lynchburg. The scope of the project consisted of the reconstruction of existing pavement to provide a wider typical section, the addition of curb and gutter to aid with drainage, the relocation and upsizing of the 4″ waterline to an 8″ waterline, and sidewalk and … Read more
Campbell County developed a 900 LF of roadway to serve expansion of Campbell County Courthouse Square. The project included design of roadway, relocation of existing sanitary sewer, new waterline, stormwater management, and water quality. Hurt & Proffitt performed the wetland and stream delineation and permitting necessary for the road construction, as well as the survey … Read more
Hurt & Proffitt provided surveying services to this VDOT roadway project in the City of Newport News. The work included a control survey and construction layout for the installation of new street improvements, utility lines, and the establishment of actual right-of-way in order to place permanent VDOT-approved monuments. Hurt & Proffitt provided all control surveys … Read more
This project was part of the major renovation of approximately 48 acres of container terminal yard at the Norfolk International Terminal (NIT). This project provided a 9-acre parking lot addition devoted to Personal Occupied Vehicles serving the longshoreman and other on-site employees of the marine terminal. In addition to parking this lot also provided a … Read more
The I-664 Rail Corridor is being managed by the Virginia Port Authority and is getting assistance from Hurt & Proffitt to provide the construction surveying services to general contractor Branscome, Inc. Twenty total concrete beams were erected for the new US Route 17 bridge under construction in Suffolk, Virginia. The new bridge is part of … Read more
This 4-level, 350 space pre-cast concrete parking structure is used primarily for commercial and municipal use. Located in an historic district in Staunton, the structure had to be designed to fit with the style of the surrounding area. It has retail space, a visitor center, restrooms, elevator, and stairwells. Services provided were comprehensive for the … Read more
As part of the new U.S. Route 29 bypass around the City of Lynchburg, there had to be built a new bridge across the James River. Actually, two bridges. Each of the two bridges has 13 piers and two abutments. The bridges are some 80 LF above the water. This new James River Bridge is … Read more
Simon’s Run, a new road built by Compson Development, is now open to traffic. This thoroughfare creates a direct connection between the Wards Crossing West shopping center in the City of Lynchburg and nearby Leesville Road in Campbell County. The two-lane Simons Run was developed as an alternate route into the shopping center in hopes … Read more