Perry Engineering donated 29 pairs of fire-resistant Nomex coveralls to the Frederick Co. Fire & Rescue Department. The coveralls had been used by our natural gas installation crews but became surplus when we discontinued that division. The fire department gratefully accepted the donation and said the coveralls will be used for technical rescue training, wildland fire response, and hazmat response.
Perry Engineering has chosen Brent Lee Heishman as our Safe Employee of the Month. Brent has worked for us as an equipment operator for 35 years. His supervisor wrote, “Gets out of his dozer and watches you when you back up (safety spotter) and helps keep everyone safe.” Brent Lee Heishman is a good example of the Perry Priorities – Safety, Quality, Production.
Reconstruction of ex. road, approx. 1.2 miles, widening and raising the grade of the road while maintaining safe travel for those using the roadway. Includes replacing the ex. box culvert with a new arch culvert including shoring to stabilize roadway. Import of 54,000 cy of shale fill to build up roadway.
VDOT
Construction of approximately 10,000 lf of 8′ wide asphalt trail. Project also includes 2 ea pedestrian bridges and a floating walkway thru the wetlands. Trail winds thru the perimeter property of the museum. This project is part of the Green Trail system.
City of Winchester
Construction of one mile of new paved roads with 321 lf bridge over I-81 and 2 lane roundabout. The project involves coordination of utilities, maintenance of traffic at both I-81 bridge crossing and Rt. 522 tie in. Project includes import of over 300,000 tons of select material type 1 and installation of 9,000 lf storm sewer piping. Also includes water line, concrete curbing and asphalt pavement. Project ties into the Tevis Street project that Perry completed in 2018 for the City of Winchester.
Frederick County Dept. of Public Works
Construction of approximately 1 mile of paved road with a bridge that is 126 feet in length. The bridge crosses CSX railroad line. Includes coordination of major utilities (ie overhead power lines, jack/bore water line under railroad). Grading of approximately 75,000 cy including rock removal and sinkhole remediation. Utility work consists of 3,300 lf of storm sewer and 5,500 lf of water main. Curbing and asphalt trail follow the roadway.
Frederick County Department of Public Works
