Transportation Delivered

Transportation Delivered, distributed twice yearly, exemplifies our commitment to improving mobility for people and goods, and creating a better quality of life in the communities where we live, work and play.

Spring 2013 (Adobe Flash)
Spring 2013 (PDF, 1.6MB)

The transportation market moves into 2013 with many of the same issues challenging owners and leaders around the world during the past several years—increasing capacity demands and funding uncertainties. HDR continues to respond to the challenges by helping our clients develop and implement programs that deliver high value results.

In this issue >

Shenandoah River Bridge Design-Build

• Shenandoah River Bridge Design-Build (Pg. 6)
• Delta Design Delivers Big Savings for Shenandoah River Bridge Design-Build (Pg. 8)
• Building the Delta: Erection Engineering for Shenandoah River Bridge (Pg. 10)

Mountain View Corridor

• Using CMGC to Deliver More Project in Less Time (Pg. 14)

Northern Rail Extension

• Model for Risk Management in America's Last Frontier: Alaska Railroad's Northern Rail Extension (Pg. 20)

MAP-21

• Making Sense of the MAP- 21 Fixed Guideway Transit Capital Investment Program (Pg. 22)

Perspective

• Envision™ Sustainability Infrastructure Rating (Pg. 26)

Summer 2012 (Adobe Flash)
Summer 2012 (PDF, 6 MB)

Throughout the transportation industry there is tremendous work underway to increase the capacity, enhance the mobility and improve the safety of our roadways, airways, waterways and railways. This issue of Transportation Delivered highlights how HDR is helping three clients—Jacksonville Port Authority, Oregon Department of Transportation and Toronto Transit Commission—achieve innovative solutions to their infrastructure challenges.

In this issue >

JAXPORT
The Jacksonville Port Authority is committed to making its facility stand out in a competitive market. (Pg. 6)

• Innovative Talleyrand Bulkhead Replacement Saves Time and Money (Pg. 8)
• A TIGER Success Story (Pg. 10)
• Taking Care of Business Finding the Right Solution for a Busy Port (Pg. 12)
• Designed for the Long Haul Blount Island Rail Improvements (Pg. 14)

Oregon Bridge Program
A lot can be learned from the Oregon Department of Transportation's pioneering state bridge program. (Pg. 16)

• How a Bridge Program is Boosting Oregon's Economy (Pg. 18)
• Setting the Standard for Quality (Pg. 20)
• Hundreds of Bridges, One Innovative Environmental Strategy (Pg. 22)

Toronto Transit Commission 
As the largest urban center in Canada (and still growing), Toronto depends on the efficiency of its public transit system.(Pg. 24)

• Planning for Toronto's Future Transit Demand (Pg. 26)
• The Value of Performance (Pg. 28)

Perspective
Rethinking Public-Private Partnerships (Pg. 30)

Spring/Summer 2011 (Adobe Flash)
Spring/Summer 2011 (PDF, 6 MB)
This issue of Transportation Delivered highlights how HDR is helping clients enhance capacity, increase mobility and maintain safety and security.

In this Issue >

Maritime

• Vancouver's Port of Possibility Expanding Rail Access (Pg. 1)

• Port of Halifax Opening New Doors to World Trade (Pg. 5)

Frieght Railroad

• The "Gold Rush" of the 21st Century (Pg. 7)

• BNSF Tower 55 Surface Improvements (Pg. 9)

Highway

• Delivering Remarkable Results in a Changing Marketplace: Oregon's State Bridge Delivery Program (Pg. 15)

• Building a Bridge Between Mobility and Sustainability (Pg. 20)

Transit

• Eagle P3 Commuter Rail Project Taking Flight in Denver (Pg. 23)

• Bringing Bus Rapid Transit to New York City (Pg. 27)

Aviation

• Embracing the Next Generation National Airspace System (Pg. 31)

• Innovative Solutions for Lakehurst C-17 Landing Zone (Pg. 34)

Technical Excellence

• The InspectTech Difference: Software Solutions for Inspection and Asset Management (Pg. 39)

People

• Rick Pilgrim Boosts HDR's Multimodal Expertise in West, Central Regions (Pg. 42)