For Multi-Use Path and Underpass Improvements at 38th Avenue and Inca Street
Colorado – November 21, 2013 – Merrick & Company (www.merrick.com) has been selected, and currently under the contracting process, to provide professional design services for a 12-foot wide hard surface multi-use path along the east side of Inca Street between 38th Avenue and 45th Avenue and to improve the existing conditions of the 38th Avenue Underpass at Inca Street. The underpass improvements will provide safety and aesthetic enhancements at the 38th Avenue Underpass such as: lighting, refurbishment of the underpass walls and railings, and sidewalk repair. The multi-use path will provide pedestrian and bicycle access to the planned commuter rail station located at 41st Avenue and Fox Street and to the Platte River Regional bike trail. The project will include close coordination with the City and County of Denver, RTD, and local and adjacent land owners. Merrick anticipates the project will complete final design in mid 2014.
Additionally, Merrick was recently selected by the Castlewood Water and Sanitation District to provide district engineering/program management services for the District. Other current and ongoing civil infrastructure projects for Merrick includes significant work along the Front Range.
Merrick & Company, a $116 million employee-owned firm founded in 1955, provides comprehensive civil engineering and surveying services to private and public sector clients. Merrick focuses on civil infrastructure for public works, municipal, district, federal and private development clients, including services for street and roadway design, drainage engineering, water resources, wastewater systems, land development, and federal base infrastructure. The company maintains 16 offices in the U.S. as well as offices in Canada, Mexico, and the United Kingdom.
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