ASCE Seattle Section Meeting June 10th 2015 

Join us at Best Western for the last meeting before our summer break!

This special dinner program will feature Local Oustanding Civil Engineering Achievement (LOCEA) presentations and awards, Life Members, and a presentation of awards and scholarships.

The annual LOCEA awards recognize outstanding projects in the categories of Geotechnical, Structural, Ports and Waterways, Water Resources, Transportation and Development, and Small Project and Non-Construction Studies.  Eligible projects are those that: have been accomplished by a civil engineer who is a member of the Seattle Section; is located within the Seattle Section (includes the counties of King, Snohomish, Kitsap, Whatcom, Skagit, San Juan, Island, Clallam, and Jefferson); was substantially completed in calendar year 2014; and is predominantly civil engineering related work.

 The 2015 outstanding Structural project is the King County’s South Park Bridge Replacement Project designed by the HNTB Corporation.  

The 2015 outstanding Ports and Waterways project is the Seahurst Park Phase II Ecosystem Restoration Project.  Anchor QEA, LLC partnered with the City of Burien and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District.  

The 2015 outstanding Water Resources project is the City of Tacoma’s Green River Filtration Facility.  The project team included MWH Americas as the Design Engineer, Hoffman Construction Company as the General Contractor/Construction Manager, with Agency involvement by the Washington State Department of Health.  

The 2015 outstanding Transportation and Development project is the City of Bellingham’s 25th Street Bike and Pedestrian Improvements Project.  The project team was led by Tuttle Engineering and Management and included Osborn Consulting, Inc., GeoEngineers, Inc., Mariano & Associates Design, Northwest Environmental Consulting, and Rubenkonig Planning and Landscape Architecture.

The 2015 outstanding Small project is the Northshore Summit Park Design and Construction in the City of Kenmore.  The project team, led by Osborn Consulting Inc. included The Watershed Company and Northwest Environmental Consulting.

Please come to celebrate everyone's the achievements!

5:30 Social Hour
6:30 Dinner
7:00 Program 
 

Dinner registration is now closed. You may still choose to attend the presentation but dinner will not be included.

If you require any additional registration assistance, please email Veronica Vong at veronica.vong@abam.com.

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