Drone shot of street showing construction site with traffic control cones

First Creek

The 1st Creek project involved the installation of over 10,000 linear feet of 42” FRP Hobas sanitary sewer pipe, along with several large precast manholes ranging from six to 10 feet in diameter. Key components included 140 LF of 54” steel casing installed with a GBM/auger boring machine and 335 LF installed using the MTBM method, both housing 42” carrier pipe. Additionally, portions of the work required hand tunneling and vacuum excavation, along with strategic crossings under major roads like Highpoint Boulevard and Argonne Street.

Project Highlights

Open cut and trenchless methods
10,000 feet of pipe
Road crossings

Challenges

Technically complex project with deep trenches reaching up to 30 feet
A mix of open-cut and trenchless installation methods needed
A substantial amount of groundwater requiring extensive dewatering efforts—especially around the micro tunneling operations
Needing to coordinate work across multiple municipalities

Solutions & Approach

Focus on precise communication and coordination among all parties involved
We employed slide rail systems to ensure trench safety and maintain progress on schedule

Results

Despite the many challenges, BT successfully delivered the project through strong team collaboration, proactive communication with municipal partners, and solid relationships built with inspectors. The project spanned multiple years and was completed to the satisfaction of the client, who recognized BT’s ability to navigate a complex scope with professionalism and reliability.

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