LP-26 Shoring for Broken Trusses

This project included the fabrication and installation of 4 structural steel tube shoring towers, pipe supports, protective bollards and incidental related work. Long span wood trusses built in the 1940’s support the roof of LP-26. These trusses were found to be overstressed and have undergone extensive repairs in the past due to age and maintenance related failures. This project required new structural steel support towers to be fabricated and installed beneath the trusses to prevent failure.

Project Information

Location: Norfolk, Virginia

Contract Amount: $161,404.00

USCG Yard MS4

Heritage was contracted to construct new Municipal Stormwater and Sewage Separation Systems (MS4) for the U.S. Coast Guard Yard Facility located in Baltimore, MD. The purpose of this project was to aid the Coast Guard in their efforts to collect storm water runoff in bio-retention facilities for infiltration. Heritage constructed three bio-retention facilities, one 475-foot-long infiltration trench, reduced impermeable surface area, and performed an act of reforestation by planting over 600 trees and over 500 shrubs and other plants in a grove area inside the Coast Guard Yard facility.

Heritage Contracting worked effectively with U.S. Coast Guard contracting to overcome existing conditions that were contrary to expectations and provided the client with a quality finished product.

Project Information

Location: Baltimore, Maryland

Contract Amount: $1,483,563.00

Ocracoke Boardwalk Replacement

This was a design-build project to replace the existing wooden boardwalk near the Ocracoke Pony Pens with a new boardwalk structure. The work included: demolishing the existing boardwalk completely, designing and constructing a new boardwalk, and providing a new ocean viewing and seating platform.

Project Information

Location: Ocracoke Island, North Carolina

Contract Amount: $393,050.00