Together with HTK Architects and the Kansas National Guard, a groundbreaking, cutting-edge $18.7 million headquarters in Topeka was designed and constructed. This visionary project represents a critical investment in modernizing infrastructure to better serve the Guard’s dual mission: safeguarding Kansas communities and contributing to national defense.
This project included the design of approximately $6.5 million in street, storm sewer, waterline and sanitary sewer force main improvements for the City of Lawrence. Queens Road had experienced significant urban residential development surrounding the corridor, including residential subdivisions and a number of large apartment complexes. The project required close coordination with development plans for the adjacent development projects.
Working closely with the City of Emporia and Quik Trip, BG Consultants developed a long-range development plan for a large-scale mixed-use development on the north side of the I-35 & US-50 interchange and west of Graphic Arts Rd. in Emporia, KS.
The City of Atchison had combined sanitary/storm sewers (CSS). Dry period wastewater flows flow uneventfully directly to the wastewater treatment plant. Rainfall contributed stormwater runoff to the CSS. The resulting combined flows can exceed the collection system capacity and the City is treating stormwater runoff at the wastewater treatment. During wet times the City was producing CSS overflows. The City is under Kansas Department of Health and Environment mandate to separate CSS flows to reduce or eliminate combined sewer overflows.
As a part of the USD 383 2018 school improvements bond, BG Consultants provided architecture and engineering services for additions to, remodels of, and site improvements for nine existing elementary schools in the district.
Those improvements included:
This project is located in Coffeyville, Kansas, on U.S. Highway 166. The highway serves as access to several homes and businesses located along the highway as well as acting as a major east-west highway in southeast Kansas.
This project was partially funded by the Kansas Department of Transportation through its Geometric Improvement Program. BG Consultants, Inc. was selected by the City of Coffeyville to design the project.
The existing bridge over the Wakarusa River on County Route 1057 was deemed structurally deficient and in need of rehabilitation or replacement. To determine the best solution, Douglas County contracted BG Consultants to study the existing structure and identify the most cost-effective rehabilitation alternatives.