Goldfish Swim School
KCE provided engineering and site design for Goldfish Swim School in the City of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania....
Projects
Route 100 Road Widening
Keystone Consulting Engineers, Inc. (KCE) was contracted by Upper Macungie Township in Lehigh County to manage this major, multi-million dollar capacity building project to alleviate severe traffic congestion on Rt. 100
Palmerton Municipal Authority 4-Log Treatment Upgrades
KCE completed the design, permitting and construction of several upgrades to the Palmerton public water supply to bring the entire water system into compliance with the new DEP 4-LOG Treatment Requirements. The project also included the installation of several sections of water main, along with the replacement of several pipe sections within the existing water system reservoir.
Creamery Road Park
KCE performed the surveying and engineering services for the design of the pavilion, parking lot, ball fields, and pedestrian pathways for this park.
Kline’s Service Station
During a routine operations inspection, petroleum vapors and free product were identified in the submersible pump manway of a 4,000-gallon unleaded gasoline underground storage tank (UST). Further investigation revealed a
Keystone Cement Company
KCE provided AutoCAD services, pre and post-survey calculations, detailed stake-out, existing feature/topographic surveys of main tie-in points, and establishment of an intricate system of permanent survey control in NAD 83 – PA South zone state plane coordinate system for the Keystone Cement Company’s plant in Bath, PA.
Hanover Township (Lehigh County) GIS
KCE has been managing a multi-year project to map utilities and appurtenances throughout the Township and create a GIS-based infrastructure management system. KCE’s work will improve emergency response, maintenance scheduling and budgeting, and greatly reduce the time typically required to retrieve utility data.
Moravian College Dormitory
Keystone Consulting Engineers, Inc. (KCE) provided comprehensive land development services to design and obtain requisite permits for a new dormitory at Moravian College in Bethlehem, PA. The new facility occupies an environmentally sensitive site adjacent to the Monocacy Creek, much of it in the floodplain.