Projects

Introducing Jeremy Garcia-Glasscock, PE, an engineer specializing in land development and public infrastructure across Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas. Jeremy’s expertise lies in land development design with a focus on…

Participating in the Colorado Department of Transportation’s (CDOT) ESB Mentor-Protege program alongside HDR Inc. is a testament to our unwavering commitment to growth, one of the core values deeply embedded…

Technology advancement, such as digital twin, can assist the railway in predictive analysis, simulations, asset management, and more. This modeling and strategic approach is key to the railroad industry’s advancement. Class I and Short Line railway companies are no stranger to the use of cutting edge technology, but the adoption of digital twin promises that bright, efficient, productive days lie ahead for railways in North America and beyond.

This project consisted of SUE investigations in two residential areas in the City of Boulder. All required surveying was performed for the collection of SUE field data. Investigative services QL-D and QL-B were performed as part of this stormwater drainage project. QL- A testholes were completed due to the tight vertical clearance to help ensure the proper clearances were maintained during construction.

SurvWest led a team handling various real estate needs on capital improvement projects of more than $1.5B for real estate for Union Pacific Railway. We worked with the acquisition and development group to support expansions for sidings, double tracking and yard facilities in Texas and Louisiana. Negotiations included

BNSF Bridge Project | SurvWest TranSystems Corp, a national transportation consulting firm that provides engineering, architectural planning, and construction solutions, partnered with SurvWest to provide an engineering design survey for…

SurvWest provided land survey and mapping services for the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and CDOT PEL study for the Santa Fe corridor. The study was conducted to identify short-term actions…

In early 2021, Denver experienced one of their typical spring snowstorms that produced a lot of heavy wet snowfall. That heavy snow caused some of the iconic white canopies at…