Rachael Selby and Mikey Auza recently joined R&M as part of the firm’s Administrative Department.
R&M led the environmental permitting effort for this large-scale bridge project. Coordination and consultation was required with USCG, ADF&G, USACE and ADNR.
R&M led the collaborative effort to obtain an Incidental Harassment Authorization from the National Marine Fisheries Service in accordance with the Marine Mammal Protection Act and Endangered Species Act.
R&M is leading the collaborative development of an updated Comprehensive Recreational Trails Plan for the Fairbanks North Star Borough.
This project replaced an existing glulam bridge with two sections of 150’ long steel truss bridges connected to an enlarged structural steel viewing platform.
Chanshtnu Park's 26.74 acres is now built out with a skating and biking ribbon, inclusive play equipment, dirt pump track, community garden and food forest, and dog park.
R&M provided Alaska Aerospace Corporation with the support needed to prepare an Environmental Assessment meeting FAA guidelines and NEPA regulations to expand launching capabilities at the Pacific Spaceport Complex-Alaska (formerly Kodiak Launch Complex).
R&M provided environmental support for a bridge replacement along the historic Denali Highway. The team evaluated Rock Creek Bridge, Denali Highway, and multiple other historical and archeological sites and districts for potential effects as a result of the proposed project.
R&M materials technicians were on-site daily to perform compaction, concrete and asphalt testing for this two-phase highway realignment and bridge project.
R&M provided construction materials testing services for the Aniak Airport Runway Shift project. The project shifted the entire, 6,000' long runway 260' to comply with FAA object-free area requirements.
R&M performed Surveying for Design and ROW and the associated mapping in support of rehabilitating MP 25.5 to 36 of the Seward Highway.
R&M performed a large design survey that mapped the existing ground for an access road connecting the communities of Nanwalek and Port Graham to the new airport site.
