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Colfax, north Dakota

Interstate Engineering assisted in developing, designing, and completing numerous projects for the City of Colfax.

lagoon Repair & Expansion

The most recent and ongoing project is a lagoon repair and expansion. We have worked closely with the city for several years, reviewing options to address lagoon capacity, discharge, and leakage issues. The North Dakota Department of Health has collaborated with the city, helping implement mandated changes to maintain lagoon compliance. Interstate Engineering secured funding, completed the design, and received bids. Various options were included in the bidding phase, and a synthetic liner was ultimately chosen as the most cost-effective solution.

sAFE ROUTEs to School

Interstate Engineering recently completed the design and construction for a Safe Routes to School Project within the city. This cooperative project included the city and the county. The goal was to provide better pedestrian facilities to route kids from the new housing area north of town to the recently renovated Richland 44 High School. Grant money was obtained through the county to assist with the construction of this project.

subdivision Development

Working with the developer, Interstate Engineering completed the design and construction of a subdivision on the north side of the city. Water, sewer, and street extensions were required to accommodate this growth.

Drainage

Storm drainage is essential when a city such as Colfax has many low-lying areas. The city’s western area, along the county road, has dealt with drainage issues for years. Working with the City of Colfax and the county, we performed surveys to see how to remedy the problem. Ditch clean-out and culvert changes were recommended and completed, improving the drainage in the city.

GPS Data

Not all projects are large. Often, smaller projects can mean easier city management and long-term cost savings. The City of Colfax hired Interstate Engineering to assist in the process of locating and collecting GPS data for all water service valves within the city. Having this data on hand will allow the city to turn off the water quickly in the case of a water break.

Interstate Engineering Team

Damon DeVillers, PE – Principal Engineer

Zach Hatting – Project Manager

Kent Thoreson, PLS – Project Manager

Mike Bassingthwaite, PE – Principal Engineer

Tyler Birchem, PE – Project Engineer

Tim Pearson, PE – CADD Drafter

Dusty Vosberg, PLS – Professional Land Surveyor

Rod Ceroll, PLS – Professional Land Surveyor

Mike Fletchall, PLS – Professional Land Surveyor

Jake Grueneich – Survey Party Chief

Josh Myhra – Field Technician