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Colorado History Center

     Denver, CO
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Owner
City and County of Denver
 
Contractor
Hensel Phelps
 
Project Info
Contact: Tim Burkhart
 
Project Facts
  • Over 400 TN of asphalt milling and paving
  • 20' deep excavation in less than 30' wide working area
  • 220 LF of chemically injected soil stabilized trench
  • Extensive coordination with multiple high profile utility entities.
 
  Project Picture


This project involved the utility relocation of the public sanitary and storm sewer for the new $111 million Colorado History Center project. The Center is being relocated to accommodate the proposed $238 million Colorado Judicial facility in Denver, Colorado. The proposed alignment was directly beside a 60 year old, 54” water conduit that had to remain active. Both conventional shoring, along with chemical injection soil stabilization methods, were used to shore the 20 foot deep excavation down Broadway, a 6-lane, major arterial way through downtown Denver. Traffic was to remain open in the adjacent lanes during construction. Both night and weekend work hours were required to meet the project schedule and maintain Right-of-Way requirements.


     
Sanitary Sewer Relocation Chemically Injected Soil Stabilization Groundbreaking with the City of Denver Mayer
Colorado Branch
 
 
9405 Alton Court
Henderson, CO
Phone: 303-394-1300
Fax: 303-394-1301
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