Construction/Field Engineering Projects

The existing pedestrian bridge spanning the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids needed rehabilitation to continue serving as a popular tourist destination during Art Prize and a scenic location for wedding ceremonies and photographs.

The City received funding for a new water system as a part of a Superfund lawsuit with the EPA. Fishbeck was retained to provide professional services for the planning and design and construction of the system.

This project involved full reconstruction of one of the most highly traveled and well-known roadways in Macomb County, with an extremely high density of consumer-based businesses.

The 7-mile route connects M-45 (Lake Michigan Drive) in Robinson Township to M-104/I-96 in Crockery Township, providing a much-needed additional crossing of the Grand River. The bridge is 3,709-ft long, making it the sixth-longest bridge in the state of Mi

The Fishbeck team provided full construction engineering for drainage system upgrades, superstructure and substructure repair, tree, road, and parking lot removals.

The Fishbeck team provided full construction of two non-motorized pedestrian bridges allowing for safe connectivity to local recreational trails on either side of M-5.

Fishbeck performed design and survey services for inlay rehabilitation of 3.2 miles of M-6. Designed as an Alternate Bid for both concrete and HMA pavement.

Fishbeck provided full design services to the City for improvements to Ah-Nab-Awen Park.