BBN9 Water Supply Project
BBN9 Water Supply Project Navajo Nation, near Gallup, New Mexico Services Provided: Geotechnical Investigation, Waterline Design Support, Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) Evaluation The BBN9 Water Supply Project was designed to deliver a critical waterline to support the Navajo Nation near Gallup, New Mexico. The new 30-mile-long waterline enhances water supply reliability for the region […]
Lake Jody Chaberton Energy Solar
Lake Jody Chaberton Energy Solar Luna County, New Mexico The Lake Jody Chaberton Energy Solar project was developed to expand renewable energy resources in southern New Mexico. The solar facility covers approximately 20 acres and includes a large solar panel array, gravel access roads, and an equipment pad. Situated just southeast of the intersection of […]
Pendaries Water Systems Improvement
Pendaries Water Systems Improvement San Miguel County, New Mexico The Pendaries Water Systems Improvement project was designed to enhance the reliability and efficiency of the community’s water supply. The work included replacing 14,500 feet of outdated waterline and constructing a 6,000-square-foot pre-engineered metal building to support ongoing operations. These upgrades modernize the system and strengthen […]
Douglas Landfill
Douglas Landfill Converse County, WY Our Solid Waste Team has provided professional services to the City of Douglas since 1995. In that time, IME permitted a 120-acre pre-existing MSW landfill, capped and closed that same landfill, designed and permitted a transfer station, and designed and permitted a C&D landfill. We’ve also provided hydrogeologic services including […]
Converse County Ambulance Garage
Ambulance Garage Converse County, WY This project included the whole spectrum of services that IME offers. This project was brought to us by the Converse County Commissioners. The Converse County Ambulance Garage was having drainage problems with their existing building and faced many constraints including surrounding topography, confined working area, and existing conditions. The existing […]
Town of Wheatland Pathway Plan
Town of Wheatland Pathway Plan Wheatland, WY The Town of Wheatland needed to update their pathway master plan so they could apply for future funding to construct future portions of the pathway system. To this end, Inberg-Miller Engineers created the Wheatland Pathway Master Plan in 2022. The Wheatland Town Council recognized that maintaining and expanding […]
Spring Gulch Road Wetlands Delineation
Spring Gulch Road Wetland Delineation Jackson, Wyoming Spring Gulch Road is primarily used for residential access for the subdivisions near the golf course and airport north of Jackson, Wyoming. The road is also popular for recreational cycling. However, a section of the road has remained unpaved due to flooding and erosion along a 5,517-foot section […]
Newcastle Landfill No. 2 Closure
NEWCASTLE LANDFILL NO. 2 Newcastle, WY Inberg-Miller Engineers prepared a closure permit for Newcastle’s current operating landfill. One of the most important aspects of preparing a closure permit is deciding which type of cover system to use. The City asked IME to evaluate the different types of covers for the site to determine the most […]
Phase I/II Environmental ESA
PHASE I/II ESAs ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENTS Various Locations Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) are essentially research projects into the property’s history and potential environmental conditions. Phase II ESAs are performed if, during the Phase I Assessment, a recognized environmental condition is observed that may warrant sampling and laboratory testing. Whether you are just doing […]
Stockpile Survey
Stockpile Survey Lander, Wyoming During the course of reconstructing the Wyoming State Training School, currently known as the Wyoming Life Resource Center, substantial demolition and regrading was required. This work produced varied materials that were temporarily stockpiled in a designated area, each with different material characteristics that would determine where and how they were to […]