Jasper, AL CLIENT: City of Jasper PARTNER: ALDOT FUNDING: ATRIP-II This Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program-II (ATRIP-II) project streamlined access drives for Sonic and an Urgent Care facility by merging them into a single driveway. It also aligned the location with the street across SR-5 (previously Highway 78), and median modifications were made to…
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Jacksonville, FL CONTRACTOR: Meyer Najem ARCHITECT: Hoefer Welker DEVELOPER: US Federal Properties Sain Associates provided civil design, roadway, and infrastructure services for the $65 million North Jacksonville Veterans Affairs (VA) Outpatient Clinic and Domiciliary at 1536 North Jefferson Street. We partnered with Meyer Najem, U.S. Federal Properties, and Hoefer Wysocki Architects, now Hoefer Welker, on…
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Alabama and Tennessee SUBCONSULTANTS: Data Collection Companies such as Marr Traffic and Quality Counts Sain Associates has prepared traffic impact studies for multiple land use types, including commercial, residential, industrial, and mixed-use developments. We have completed traffic impact studies for projects from as small as a coffee shop to as large as a regional mixed-use…
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McCala, Alabama CLIENT: Jefferson County Economic and Industrial Development Authority Sain Associates provided services on a master plan for an approximate 700-acre park in McCalla, Alabama, to address infrastructure needs, transportation network needs and improvements, and feasibility in 1998. Master plan development incorporated rail access, transportation access needs, wetland limitations, and soils issues for developments…
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Birmingham, AL CLIENT: Kamtek Sain Associates consulted with Kamtek, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the City of Birmingham to provide master planning, surveying, traffic engineering, civil design, and environmental permitting to expand a 224-acre automotive manufacturing campus for Kamtek in Birmingham, Alabama. The master plan included the construction of a new 144,000 SF…
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Prattville, AL PARTNER: KPS Group Sain Associates served as the transportation consultant on a project team with Urban Collage in 2008 to prepare a comprehensive plan for the City of Prattville. Sain’s scope of work included traffic data collection, traffic forecasting, development of short- and long-term transportation projects, and participation in stakeholder and public involvement…
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Chattanooga, TN CONTRACTOR: Meyer Najem ARCHITECT: Hoefer Welker DEVELOPER: U.S. Federal Properties Sain Associates provided civil design, traffic, and surveying services for the Chattanooga Veterans Affairs (VA) Outpatient Clinic at 6401 Shallowford Road. We partnered with Meyer Najem, U.S. Federal Properties, and Hoefer Wysocki Architects, now Hoefer Welker, on this pursuit. We also partnered with…
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Opelika, AL CLIENT: City of Opelika Understanding bicycling and walking activities, preferences, and trends is critical to planning and implementing improvements to a city’s transportation system. Sain Associates partnered with the City of Opelika and prepared a city-wide long-range master plan for bicycle and pedestrian accommodations. Our team also developed a short-range implementation plan that…
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Chattanooga, TN CONTRACTOR: Hoar Construction LANDSCAPING DESIGN: Renta Urban Land Design In 2015, Sain Associates performed overall civil engineering and consulting for a $63 million expansion to the existing Gestamp facility in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This included heavy site engineering, traffic engineering, landscape design, roadway improvements, permitting, and construction-related services. The project involved designing and constructing…
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Birmingham, AL CLIENT: City of Birmingham COMPLETED: 2017 Sain assisted the City of Birmingham with their major transit investment to provide a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service between the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, downtown Birmingham, and the west side of the city. The BRT line operates in a combination of exclusive guideway and bus only lanes….
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