This project consisted of major renovations and additions to an existing historical Department of Transportation Maintenance Facility. The work included interior demolition of existing offices in historic building with complete renovation and two small additions for egress, and an addition of a new 15,000 square foot, 15 bay truck garage with a wash bay. The scope also included the construction of new salt shed facility to house the department’s sand/salt operations and the demolishing of an existing salt/sand shed.

The work took place in three phases to accommodate the maintenance staff, as the building and site were in full operation during construction. Construction took place on a site with both LLAOEC and AOEC site materials. Rizzo also supervised the containment, clean up removal and disposal of debris and controlled materials including reusable materials. The Rizzo project manager also procured and coordinated licensed personnel to legally dispose of lead and asbestos containing materials and supervised the construction of the waste stockpile and treatment area in order to properly characterize, handle, and dispose of regulated material.