3/31/23 3 Week Look Ahead

 

PRECAST CONCRETE 

PHASE 1 | BLDG C PRECAST 3/28/23-7/10/23

Foundation Survey/Layout 3/28/23-4/3/23

Erection Mobilization 4/5/23-4/6/23

Precast Erection 4/10/23-5/23/23

EARTHWORK 

PHASE 2 | BLDG B 

Ground Improvement Installation 3/20/23-3/29/23

Bldg B | Bldg Earthwork 4/14/23-9/26/23

PHASE 3 | BLDG A EARTHWORK 10/12/22-11/21/23

CONCRETE

PHASE 2 | BLDG B CONCRETE 3/29/23-1/30/24

Bldg B | Foundations 3/29/23-6/16/23


What you will see:

In Phase I starting 4/10, the crane for the precast parking garage will be erected. The crane will be up for a duration of six weeks. The purpose of the crane is to live load precast pieces of the garage onto the site off of trucks. This will result in road closures on Willow Street from 4/10-5/31. 


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