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The successful land development project balances aesthetics, good design, sustainability and economics. Making that vision a reality requires solid design practices that result in cost-effective solutions. Edwards and Kelcey's knowledgeable staff of civil engineers, surveyors, landscape architects, environmental planners, and construction specialists applies that level of expertise to projects ranging from single commercial pad sites to large campus build-outs. EK professionals are experienced in successful site layout and engineering, grading and drainage design, stormwater management, utility infrastructure design, and other key areas of land development design.
Site/Civil Engineering For Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital
Edwards and Kelcey prepared contract documents for three separate phases of the project. Phase I included the demolition of a four-story masonry dormitory building. In Phase 2, EK prepared contract documents for the relocation of roadway to define the project area. The final Phase involved preparing site/civil documents for the construction of an internal roadway network, parking lots for more than 600 vehicles, a recreation area and a police and horticultural facility. EK worked with a multi-disciplinary team to exceed the scheduling expectations of the NJEDA for the facility’s much-needed reconstruction. [more...]
Site/Civil Engineering For Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital
Edwards and Kelcey prepared contract documents for three separate phases of the project. Phase I included the demolition of a four-story masonry dormitory building. In Phase 2, EK prepared contract documents for the relocation of roadway to define the project area. The final Phase involved preparing site/civil documents for the construction of an internal roadway network, parking lots for more than 600 vehicles, a recreation area and a police and horticultural facility. EK worked with a multi-disciplinary team to exceed the scheduling expectations of the NJEDA for the facility’s much-needed reconstruction. [more...]
Recent News
Edwards and Kelcey Signs Letter of Intent to be Acquired by Jacobs [more...]
Robert W. Prybella, P.E., Joins Edwards and Kelcey to Manage Rail Transit Services in New York and New Jersey [more...]
George Garcia Joins Edwards and Kelcey to Oversee Civil Engineering Unit in Miami [more...]
Edwards and Kelcey Awarded Contract To Provide Construction Engineering and Inspection Services for Somerset County Bridge [more...]
Edwards and Kelcey Wins Construction Management Contract to Oversee Upgrading of Signaling Systems and Power Cabling for Chicago Transit Authority Rail Lines [more...]
Metropolitan Transportation Authority Selects Edwards and Kelcey for Two Design-Build Joint Ventures Worth $292.3 Million for New Repair Shops at Harmon Rail Yard [more...]
Edwards and Kelcey's Frank Huber, P.E., Cited by the Federal Highway Administration for Innovative Work on the Route 21 Reconstruction Project in Newark [more...]
Recent Awards
2007 Outstanding Project Award - Presented by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE-Region 9, California) to Edwards and Kelcey for “Improve Runway 9 Safety Area,” an Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) project completed at the San Diego International Airport for the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority. To install the system that decelerates and safely stops aircraft in danger of traveling beyond airport limits, the project team designed innovative approaches to compensate for the shorter than standard safety area beyond the runway.
2007 Diamond Award for Engineering Excellence - Presented by the American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York) to Edwards and Kelcey for its design work on the $77 million MTA Long Island Rail Road Arch Street Yard and Shop Design-Build Project. The railcar maintenance facility includes a 400-foot-long, five-track train maintenance shop with overhead cranes, wheel truing machine, and other specialty equipment. The facility also includes a new 26kV substation, a 1000-foot-long, high-level platform for train cleaning, various outbuildings, and trackwork on a 12-acre site.
2007 Distinguished Award - American Council of Engineering Companies of New Jersey (ACEC/NJ) Engineering Excellence Awards Competition for the Southern Bridge Lengthening Project completed on the New Jersey Turnpike (NJTP) for the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. The $35 million project involved the lengthening and reconstruction of six bridges carrying State Highways and Turnpike ramps over the NJTP Mainline Roadway south of Interchange 4. EK guided the project from design through final construction.
Best of 2006 Award of Merit in the Bridge Category - Presented by New York Construction Magazine to Edwards and Kelcey for design services rendered in the rehabilitation of the Metropolitan Avenue Bridge over the English Kills in Brooklyn, NY. The Award recognizes that the $41 million project was completed a year ahead of the anticipated completion date despite the fact that the rehabilitation work was performed on a working bascule bridge carrying 36,000 cars and trucks daily.
2006 Excellence in Utility Relocation and Accommodation Award - Presented by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to Frank W. Huber, P.E., of Edwards and Kelcey and to Lawrence A. Vogel of the New Jersey Department of Transportation. The award recognizes “Exceptional Accomplishment in the Category of Utility Relocation” and cites the innovative approach to subsurface work performed during the nearly $100 million Route 21 reconstruction of a vital 2.2 mile stretch of the highway that runs through the heart of Newark’s business district. Edwards and Kelcey is lead design consultant for the project.
2006 Design/Build Award - American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Metropolitan Section 2006 Design/Build Award for the Long Island Rail Road Arch Street Yard and Shop. Presented to EK and its joint venture partner Slattery Skanska. This award recognizes “the most outstanding example of a successful Design/Build venture in the Metropolitan Section’s geographic area.”
2006 Honor Award and 2006 Distinguished Award - American Council of Engineering Companies of New Jersey (ACEC/NJ) Engineering Excellence Awards Competition for the Reconstruction of Route 21 in downtown Newark, New Jersey; and the Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne, New Jersey (MOTBY) Transportation and Land Use Project for the Bayonne Local Redevelopment Authority, respectively.
2006 Honor Award - American Council of Engineering Companies of Illinois (ACEC/IL) for Reconstruction of the Chicago Skyway Bridge, the famous landmark span over the Calumet River. In one part of the program, Edwards and Kelcey designed over 6,000 feet of deck replacement for the Skyway. The Skyway is the tallest bridge in Chicago and the gateway to the City from the State of Indiana and points south.
2006 Merit Award - American Council of Engineering Companies of Illinois (ACEC/IL) for the Lake Street Interlocking at Chicago Union Station. The Chicago Union Station’s north-end station platform tracks become mainline tracks through an intricate eight-city-block rail network known as the Lake Street Interlocking. The extensive project now provides state-of-the-art track, signal systems and increased capacity to Union Station for the 21st Century.
Edwards and Kelcey Signs Letter of Intent to be Acquired by Jacobs [more...]
Robert W. Prybella, P.E., Joins Edwards and Kelcey to Manage Rail Transit Services in New York and New Jersey [more...]
George Garcia Joins Edwards and Kelcey to Oversee Civil Engineering Unit in Miami [more...]
Edwards and Kelcey Awarded Contract To Provide Construction Engineering and Inspection Services for Somerset County Bridge [more...]
Edwards and Kelcey Wins Construction Management Contract to Oversee Upgrading of Signaling Systems and Power Cabling for Chicago Transit Authority Rail Lines [more...]
Metropolitan Transportation Authority Selects Edwards and Kelcey for Two Design-Build Joint Ventures Worth $292.3 Million for New Repair Shops at Harmon Rail Yard [more...]
Edwards and Kelcey's Frank Huber, P.E., Cited by the Federal Highway Administration for Innovative Work on the Route 21 Reconstruction Project in Newark [more...]
Recent Awards
2007 Outstanding Project Award - Presented by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE-Region 9, California) to Edwards and Kelcey for “Improve Runway 9 Safety Area,” an Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) project completed at the San Diego International Airport for the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority. To install the system that decelerates and safely stops aircraft in danger of traveling beyond airport limits, the project team designed innovative approaches to compensate for the shorter than standard safety area beyond the runway.
2007 Diamond Award for Engineering Excellence - Presented by the American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York) to Edwards and Kelcey for its design work on the $77 million MTA Long Island Rail Road Arch Street Yard and Shop Design-Build Project. The railcar maintenance facility includes a 400-foot-long, five-track train maintenance shop with overhead cranes, wheel truing machine, and other specialty equipment. The facility also includes a new 26kV substation, a 1000-foot-long, high-level platform for train cleaning, various outbuildings, and trackwork on a 12-acre site.
2007 Distinguished Award - American Council of Engineering Companies of New Jersey (ACEC/NJ) Engineering Excellence Awards Competition for the Southern Bridge Lengthening Project completed on the New Jersey Turnpike (NJTP) for the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. The $35 million project involved the lengthening and reconstruction of six bridges carrying State Highways and Turnpike ramps over the NJTP Mainline Roadway south of Interchange 4. EK guided the project from design through final construction.
Best of 2006 Award of Merit in the Bridge Category - Presented by New York Construction Magazine to Edwards and Kelcey for design services rendered in the rehabilitation of the Metropolitan Avenue Bridge over the English Kills in Brooklyn, NY. The Award recognizes that the $41 million project was completed a year ahead of the anticipated completion date despite the fact that the rehabilitation work was performed on a working bascule bridge carrying 36,000 cars and trucks daily.
2006 Excellence in Utility Relocation and Accommodation Award - Presented by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to Frank W. Huber, P.E., of Edwards and Kelcey and to Lawrence A. Vogel of the New Jersey Department of Transportation. The award recognizes “Exceptional Accomplishment in the Category of Utility Relocation” and cites the innovative approach to subsurface work performed during the nearly $100 million Route 21 reconstruction of a vital 2.2 mile stretch of the highway that runs through the heart of Newark’s business district. Edwards and Kelcey is lead design consultant for the project.
2006 Design/Build Award - American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Metropolitan Section 2006 Design/Build Award for the Long Island Rail Road Arch Street Yard and Shop. Presented to EK and its joint venture partner Slattery Skanska. This award recognizes “the most outstanding example of a successful Design/Build venture in the Metropolitan Section’s geographic area.”
2006 Honor Award and 2006 Distinguished Award - American Council of Engineering Companies of New Jersey (ACEC/NJ) Engineering Excellence Awards Competition for the Reconstruction of Route 21 in downtown Newark, New Jersey; and the Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne, New Jersey (MOTBY) Transportation and Land Use Project for the Bayonne Local Redevelopment Authority, respectively.
2006 Honor Award - American Council of Engineering Companies of Illinois (ACEC/IL) for Reconstruction of the Chicago Skyway Bridge, the famous landmark span over the Calumet River. In one part of the program, Edwards and Kelcey designed over 6,000 feet of deck replacement for the Skyway. The Skyway is the tallest bridge in Chicago and the gateway to the City from the State of Indiana and points south.
2006 Merit Award - American Council of Engineering Companies of Illinois (ACEC/IL) for the Lake Street Interlocking at Chicago Union Station. The Chicago Union Station’s north-end station platform tracks become mainline tracks through an intricate eight-city-block rail network known as the Lake Street Interlocking. The extensive project now provides state-of-the-art track, signal systems and increased capacity to Union Station for the 21st Century.
