PROJECTS

Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer Geotechnical Design

CLIENT City of Lake Oswego

Location Lake Oswego, CA

The City of Lake Oswego needed to replace an existing sanitary trunk sewer system that was constructed in the early 1960s.

The system was deficient due to hydraulic capacity limitations, corrosion and deterioration of the pipe, and seismic vulnerabilities. The in-lake portion of Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer (LOIS) included approximately 11,300 feet of at-grade or buried pipeline, 5,800 feet of pile-supported pipe, and 9,700 feet of buoyant pipeline tied down by drilled anchors.

Shannon & Wilson provided geotechnical services through alternatives evaluation and preliminary and final design. In the final design, we completed geotechnical explorations and in situ testing and built a complex 3-D GIS model using borings, geophysics, as-built records, and paleo flood geomorphology interpretation to predict subsurface conditions and estimate depths to competent materials. Toward the end of the design phase, the project converted to a conventional design/bid/build model, and we provided final design recommendations and geotechnical specifications. We provided ongoing construction services for all phases of work, leading to the project being completed on schedule and under budget.

MARKETS SERVED
water Water Supply / Wastewater
SERVICES PROVIDED
GIS / Database Management Laboratory Geotechnical Engineering Geologic Hazards Water Resources Construction Management
Office
Portland

AWARD WINNER

ACEC Oregon Engineering Excellence Award for Project of the Year

KEY PERSONNEL

Mike Harney
Vice President, Seattle Office Manager

Adrian Holmes
Associate

Aimee Holmes
Senior Engineer & Geologist

Jerry Jacksha
Senior Associate

Travis Nguyen
Senior Associate

Eric Paslack
Associate

Bill Perkins
Vice President, Earthquake Engineering Services

Park Piao
Vice President

Cody Sorensen
Associate

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