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Assisting Agencies with Program Management Services

Defining Program Management When providing Program Management services, Civiltech works as an extension of our clients’ staff to deliver large-scale projects and groups of projects in the most efficient manner possible. Municipalities and other public agencies can be responsible for delivering hundreds or even thousands of infrastructure projects each year, varying considerably in budget, scope, […]

Rendering a Downtown Streetscape Improvement

With construction on the Naperville Downtown Streetscape Improvements project about to get underway, the City had reached out to Civiltech’s digital rendering team to provide images of the finished project. Their initial goal was to display the images at a community meeting to build excitement for the project. With a tight timeline, just 2 weeks, […]

Stormwater Management – A Tale of Two Cities

While we didn’t know we needed it, Tom Hanks gave us a pretty comprehensive list of the different types of rain in the 1994 film, Forrest Gump. “We been through every kind of rain there is. Little bitty stingin’ rain, and big ol’ fat rain, rain that flew in sideways,” he described. But it’s not […]

Improving Depression-era Infrastructure with the WPA Streets Program

Civiltech, together with our C*NECT partners, has been providing design services to the City of Chicago as part of the Chicago Works program to repair streets originally built through the Works Progress Administration (WPA). The WPA reconstruction program, which had been on hold for a decade, has been recently restarted with new funds made available […]

Collaboration is Key: Working Together for a Successful Project Outcome on the Randall Road Reconstruction Project

Civiltech joined Baxter & Woodman to bring a highly experienced and skilled Construction Engineering team to the $47 million Randall Road Reconstruction Project for the McHenry County Department of Transportation. The project involved reconstructing approximately 1.5 miles of a heavily traveled commercial stretch of roadway. The project, stretching from Harnish Drive to Polaris Drive, included […]