The new Washburn Center for children is a nonprofit center for children’s mental health. With the 2,700 youths the organization serves per year, the center had outgrown its previous location. The goal of the new building was to provide a welcoming, open environment to complement the services provided by Washburn, making it the state’s leading
This busy airport airstrip was deteriorating and needed to be replaced. To proved a more long-term solution to runway maintenance, concrete was used to replace the rundown asphalt airstrip. For the first phase of this project, the airport was shut down in order for construction to happen quickly and reduce disruption of the overall service.
Lakes International Language Academy (LILA) had grown significantly since first opening its doors in 2004. With that growth came the need for new space. The first phase of this new school campus included an expandable one-story facility for fourth through sixth grade students, new parking lot, bus loop, and athletic fields. IMEG worked closely with
The City of Watertown turned to IMEG to design, plan, and oversee a 1.4-mile roadway project. The project consisted of milling and resurfacing of the existing asphalt for one mile, as well as a total reconstruction for the final .4 miles. The reconstruction included removing the rural road section, installing a three-lane urban road, and
The City of Flandreau was struggling to meet the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources’ (SDDENR) discharge permit requirements. The City asked IMEG for assistance to bring the ponds into compliance. The Project included: Piping and valves between ponds Raising the dike of two ponds by 18-inches Adding level monitoring for each pond
The City of Irene was looking to replace the aging infrastructure in the southern half of their community, and looked to IMEG to oversee the process. The Project included upgrades to: 5100 LF of 8” and 10” sanitary sewer piping 5668 LF of 6” watermain piping Asphalt surfacing Seeding Traffic control IMEG worked with the
In 2012, IMEG was selected to design and create streets for long-term sustainability, eliminating expensive repairs. IMEG completed the street design of 36 blocks on the west half of Highway 37. The preliminary design was completed in 2013 and was broken up into phases. In 2014, Phase 1 began with completing street improvements to 15
The City of Colman had been experiencing infiltration and inflow (I/I) due to aged infrastructure. IMEG assisted the City in securing grant funding and low interest loans to replace the infrastructure in the community. The City retained IMEG for South 2nd Street Water and Sewer Replacement – Phase 1. This phase of the project included
The City of Aberdeen chose IMEG to design and oversee a one-mile reconstruction of Roosevelt Street. The goal was to cost effectively complete the project with minimal disruptions to local residents and in a timely manner. The road was in dire need of repairs, and the City relied on IMEG to deliver a solution. This
The City of Aberdeen hired the IMEG and Wenck team to resolve problems with the water intake structure at their water treatment plant. The plant has a capacity of 12 MGD, serves 26,000 residents, and is located along the Elm River, the city’s source of drinking water. The existing concrete intake structure had intake screens
