With many projects out of our Casper office on the horizon, ranging from street improvements and waterline replacements, to pathway design and construction, plus various civil engineering design services, WLC is excited to kick off a busy summer.
Read more →WLC was recently awarded the Industrial Avenue Storm Sewer and Street Improvements Project by the City of Casper. Industrial Avenue in Casper, Wyoming, runs parallel to West Yellowstone Highway and Midwest Avenue and has suffered significant storm drainage deficiencies. WLC will provide storm drainage replacements, upgrades, and associated street improvements to bring Industrial Avenue up to current standards.
Read more →WLC Engineering and Surveying was recently awarded the City of Casper’s Ridgecrest Zone 2 & 3 Waterline Replacements Project. Scheduled for completion is estimated at October 2020, WLC’s Casper team will be providing civil engineering and design services for the replacement of waterlines within Ridgecrest Drive from 39th Street to 29th Street, Mariposa from Ridgecrest to Mariposa Court and Lennox Street from A Street to East Yellowstone. The project will include select surfacing and curbwalk improvements.
Read more →WLC Engineering and Surveying was recently awarded the Morad Park to Walmart Trail Project by the City of Casper and Platte River Trails Trust (PRTT). The project includes the installation of a multi-use pathway from the Platte River Trail at 2800 SW Wyoming Blvd to the intersection of CY Avenue and the Walmart Business Access Road at the Mountain View Shopping Center. The Morad Park to Walmart Trail Project is expected to be completed in 2020.
Read more →The need for infrastructure improvements is never ending. Roads and sewer systems require maintenance, buildings need upkeep, renovation or complete overhauls, and plans for facility upgrades are never far from mind. As is often the case, the need is always there but what about the financing to help cover the hard costs of sound infrastructure?
Read more →Within recent years interest in commercial development of Wyoming’s wind resources has intensified. Wyoming has seen wind production increase significantly within the past few years. According to the Center for Energy Economics and Public Policy , there are 23 wind farms currently complete and productive in Wyoming, with a combined 1,004 turbines across all facilities. With a number of additional projects in the works including Choke Cherry and Sierra Madre, TB Flats, Cedar Springs and others, Wyoming’s wind energy capacity is projected to double, increasing power potential by as much as 5,000 megawatts over the next five to seven years.
Read more →WLC Engineering & Surveying, and team members, received Engineering News Record’s Mountain State’s Award of Merit for the Natrona County High School Historic Renovations. Read more →
WLC Engineering and Surveying is providing the civil engineering design services for the Casper, Wyoming State Office Building. These services include land surveying; site and infrastructure design including water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and surfacing; and construction administration. Read more →
With the assistance of WLC Engineering and Surveying, the Salt Creek Joint Powers Board (SCJPB) was awarded a $500,000 Mineral Royalty Grant to replace approximately 5,500 feet of failing waterline. WLC served as a grants writer and submitted the grant to the State Loan & Investments Board that will fund 65% of project replacing the approximately 100-year-old waterline. In addition, WLC wrote an emergency Mineral Royalty Grant application for the SCJPB to fund 100% of the design the project. The Salt Creek Joint Powers Board is a joint powers board comprised of the Towns of Edgerton and Midwest. Read more →
Sinclair Wyoming Refinery FCCU 3D Laser Scanning & Modeling Project Showcases Laser Scanning Capabilities
In February 2016, WLC Engineering and Surveying (WLC) was awarded the Wyoming Engineering Society (WES) 2015 Survey Project of the Year for the 3D laser scan and model of the Sinclair Wyoming Refining Company’s (Sinclair) Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit (FCCU) at its Sinclair, Wyo. refinery. This project created the first updated model since the initial design plans in the 1940s that will enable engineers to design accurate piping and structure improvements off‐site for easy installation and minimal in‐field changes. The award was presented at the 2016 WES Annual Conference. Read more →
