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Summary

Louisville Paving performed site construction for the nearly $30mm VA Hospital project for Walsh Turner JV. The earthwork scope consisted of 26,000 CY of stripping topsoil, 100,000 CY of on site earthwork including spoils, and approximately 180,000 tons of stone import to bring the site to grade. Blasting was performed for multiple utilities and underground tanks and pump stations. LP was responsible for over 35,000 linear feet of underground utilities (storm, sewer, water, fire, gas) including 4 underground storm detention systems, 2 storm pump stations and a sanitary pump station.

Result

The new VAMC hospital campus is being designed to keep patient-centered care and whole-health concepts in mind in order to provide a comfortable, safe, and healing environment for our Veterans and LP is proud to be such an integral part of this.

Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
Veterans Affairs project
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Owner

Walsh Turner Joint Venture GC working for USACE working for Veterans Affairs

Services Provided

Civil Site Construction

Scope of Work

Demolition, Clearing, Earthwork, Blasting, Haul Roads, Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer, Exterior Fire Waterline, Domestic Waterline, Irrigation, (4) Underground Storm Detention Systems, (2) Storm Pump Stations, Sanitary Pump Station, Shoring and Earth Retention, Gas, Stone Import Fill, Building Pads, Site Grading, Asphalt, Topsoil Placement.

Unique Challenges

First Site project working for USACE. Biggest manpower from other trades we have ever worked around. Lack of working space around the site with the amount of material from other subcontractors being stored on site due to COVID and the constraint of procuring materials.

Duration

4 years (ongoing)