Projects

Manchester Stormwater Park is located in Manchester an urban waterfront community that has been designated as a high-priority area for water quality and flood control.

LOTT Sludge Dewatering System Upgrade was a complete replacement of the solids processing system within the existing building.

The Interbay Pump Station, originally constructed in 1967, conveys wastewater flows from the Elliott Bay Interceptor system serving Seattle to King County’s regional West Point Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Since 1990, Parametrix has provided on-call engineering services for a variety of projects including a capital improvement plan, comprehensive water system plan, and financial analysis for rate assessment.

This project included planning and design of a new one-million-gallon water tank and 1,100-foot deep production well, as well as a new SCADA system that would integrate the two existing wells and a cistern with the new tank and well.

The Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County, in coordination with NDOT, developed a comprehensive plan for the future of McCarran Boulevard, a 23-mile ring road encircling the Reno-Sparks urbanized area. This corridor suffers from a bit of an identity crisis in terms of how it should operate now and into the future. There is no one-size-fits-all solution for this diverse corridor, necessitating the need for an in-depth analysis of existing conditions, including safety, congestion, access control, multimodal accessibility, land use, and projected growth.

FrontRunner is the commuter rail system providing service from Ogden to Provo along an 83-mile corridor, serving a total of 15 stations.

The Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) administers the Safe Routes to School (SR2S) program which works to relieve traffic congestion around schools by promoting alternatives to commuting to school such as walking, biking, taking the bus, and carpooling.

The Mt. Rose Corridor Study defined a vision for future corridor improvements on the Mt. Rose Highway.

Stewart Avenue serves as a main passage for many individuals to reach school, work, essential goods and services, or transit locations.