The City of Golden purchased the Vidler Tunnel and collection system in 2000, which provides western slope water from the Peru Creek Basin in Summit County into the Clear Creek Basin (Guanel-la Pass). IMEG has worked with the City over the past two decades on several improvement projects and maintenance programs. One significant issue with
West Vail Fire Station, Vail, CO. This LEED® Gold fire station recently completed has approximately 11,500-sf with 3 bays, training room and emergency operations facility. This two-story building includes an upper level to accommodate the resident firefighter program. This new station is a huge asset for the Town of Vail.
START Bus Maintenance and Operations Facility, Jackson, WY. A complex with approximately 98,000-sf. comprising of bus storage, bus maintenance, administration offices, bus wash, housing, CNG building and fuel canopy. The complex uses a variety of structural materials including steel framing with bar joist load bearing precast sandwich walls.
Silver Park was the capstone part of a $5.7 million project to revamp Missoula’s Old Sawmill District. The 14.5-acre park holds the riverfront trail’s newest connection, a new boat ramp and parking lot. The park’s shelters and pavilions are constructed from sinker logs pulled from the Blackfoot and Clark Fork restoration project. The project was
IMEG was contracted to develop a comprehensive hydraulic WaterCAD model for the onsite public water system serving 1500 inmates & 640 state correctional facility staff members at the Montana State Prison. The existing water system developed beginning in 1955 has three on-site public water supply wells. The wells pump to three large storage tanks comprised
IMEG was responsible for design development, public relations, easement acquisitions, boundary and topographic mapping survey, creation of contract documents, on-line bidding, construction administration, inspection, and certification for this most recent curb and sidewalk project within the MRA URD II district. Our team coordinated with Montana Rail Link (MRL) and over fifty adjacent property owners to
The Missoula Food Bank needed a larger space to expand its operations which required moving to a new location. IMEG worked with the project architect to develop the new, 22,500 square foot building, located on Wyoming Street in Missoula. IMEG completed the overall site grading plan for the parking lot (42 spaces), 2 loading docks,
The new library located at 4440 Humboldt Avenue North, replaced the 34-year old library. The new 8,300 square-foot library is twice as big as the previous one with many new amenities including indoor and outdoor meeting spaces, increased access to technology and collections. The building consists of roof framing that is metal roof deck on
Revitalizing Downtown – Grand River Station is a joint mixed-use and transit hub developed in partnership by the City of La Crosse and private developers to increase activity and economic development in the historic downtown area. Meeting Design Challenges – The six-story structure houses an eight-bus transfer station, passenger terminal, 15,000 square feet of retail
This area southeast of Sioux Falls has experienced increased flooding in recent years from intense storm events and upstream development. Lincoln County needed to improve the conveyance capacity of the system and maintain base flood levels to protect infrastructure and private property. IMEG and the County Floodplain Manager developed a strategy for flood protection working
