C-100 · Index
Services
Listed the way a plan set lists its sheets. Public works and prime consultant work first, then the small-project work for property owners. Drone work runs through all of it.
For public agencies and prime consultants
Public works
Design and plan production to ODOT, PBOT, county, and city standards, and the field side of the same work. Available as a direct consultant to an agency or as an ESB subconsultant on a prime's team. How teaming works.
- C-101
Roadway design
Alignments, profiles, cross sections, grading, and corridor models in Civil 3D, drafted to the agency standard.
- C-102
Stormwater design and modeling
Treatment, detention, and flow control, sized in WWHM and written up in the report the reviewer asks for.
- C-103
ADA ramps, sidewalks, and TPARs
Curb ramp and pedestrian route design, temporary pedestrian access routes, and form checks before the pour.
- C-104
Roadway lighting
Photometric plans, luminaire summaries, and compliance checks to PBOT, ODOT, and city standards.
- C-105
Plans, specifications, and estimates
PS&E packages carried from the 30 percent submittal through signed final plans, with bid support.
- C-106
Construction administration and inspection
Daily observation reports with photos, submittal review, paving and concrete checks, and closeout.
- C-107
Drafting and plan production
Plan and profile sheets, cross sections, base maps, and exhibits in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or MicroStation.
Also available on request: bid administration (bid documents, advertisement support, bid evaluation, and award assistance), and public outreach support (open house exhibits, stakeholder presentations). Both are described on the PS&E page.
For property owners and builders
Small projects
Homeowners, landlords, and small developers usually need one of three things: drawings a permit reviewer will accept, a stormwater or grading approach for the site, or an engineer's stamp on a structural element. Often all three. How a small project goes.
- C-108
Additions, renovations, and permit drawings
Measured drawings, structural calculations, and site plans for porches, additions, ADUs, and repairs.
- C-102
Stormwater design and modeling
Treatment, detention, and flow control, sized in WWHM and written up in the report the reviewer asks for.
- C-107
Drafting and plan production
Plan and profile sheets, cross sections, base maps, and exhibits in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or MicroStation.
Includes: retaining wall design for grade changes and site development, structural review of small elements such as carports and porch roofs, side sewer and utility connection permits, and ADA upgrade plans for existing buildings.
On any project
From the air
- C-109
Drone mapping and inspection
FAA Part 107 aerial photos, progress records, and measurements, flown by the engineer and used in the design.
Not sure which sheet
Describe the job and we will tell you.
Sometimes the answer is that you need a surveyor or an architect first, or that you do not need an engineer at all. We will say so. It costs nothing to ask.