Radford University Baseball Field Lighting

Radford University Baseball Field Lighting

Radford University Baseball Field Lighting

T&L assisted the Radford University Athletic Foundation in cataloging the University’s Athletic Facilities and determining potential improvement projects for RU’s capital campaign.

One project high on the priority list was to provide NCAA-level lighting, and improved spectator seating and viewing for the men’s baseball program. The lighting project was implemented first; however, prior to finalizing a new grandstand layout, a Master Plan depicting planned development for the overall baseball and softball complex was developed.

The Master Plan evaluated and situated related baseball and softball complex components consisting of the following:

  • Potential relocation of the women’s softball field and intramural field;
  • Integrated stadium seating for softball (+/- 500 seats) and baseball (+/- 750 seats);
  • Stadium features such as main entry from upper parking lot, ticket gate, public restrooms, concessions, plaza areas, and entry to future clubhouse; and,
  • Baseball and softball team clubhouse which will house offices, locker rooms, laundry, lounge and instructional areas, and other support space for both teams such as indoor pitching and hitting venues and equipment storage.

T&L developed a Baseball and Softball Clubhouse program, a conceptual plan and three-dimensional exterior model of the new Clubhouse, determined relocation of softball field, identified relocation requirements of intramural field to current softball field location, acquired recommended field lighting layout for both baseball and softball fields, developed a code-compliant Softball and Baseball Stadium concept to include separate Press Boxes and seating for each team, and an integrated main stadium entrance and ticket gate, concessions, restrooms, plaza, support areas, etc. A single point of entry from the upper parking area dictated the layout; Visitor access to the Club House was also provided “through” the stadium.

Other services included a preliminary order of magnitude project budget and schedule, construction of a 3-Dimensional conceptual rendering of the Baseball and Softball Complex depicting phased development and presentation to the University President and key staff members.

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    Client:
    Radford University

    Service Type:
    Structural – MEP

    Project Value:
    $385,000

    Completion Date:
    2015

     

    Virginia Tech Chicken Hill Parking Lot Lighting

    Virginia Tech Chicken Hill Parking Lot Lighting

    Virginia Tech Chicken Hill Parking Lot Lighting

    T&L was commissioned by Virginia Tech to provide engineering services for the design of site grading plans, access roads, stormwater management facilities, erosion & sediment control plans, and lighting plans associated with the Virginia Tech Upper Chicken Hill Parking Lot improvements.

    Electrical services included multiple layouts for three different lighting system sources including Metal Halide, LED, and High Pressure Sodium systems. Construction of the $891,200 project was completed in October 2010.

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    Client:
    Virginia Tech

    Service Type:
    Structural – MEP

    Project Value:
    $891,000

    Completion Date:
    2010

     

    Wise County PSA Bull Run to Banner Emergency Generators

    Wise County PSA Bull Run to Banner Emergency Generators

    Wise County PSA Bull Run to Banner Emergency Generators

    T&L was retained by the Wise County Public Service Authority (WCPSA) to provide design, permitting, bidding, construction contract administration, and resident project representation services associated with two (2) projects:

    • Bull Run to Banner Telemetry/Emergency Generator Project (Contracts I and II)
    • Water Tank Improvements.

    The projects consisted of the installation of the following electrical & instrumentation infrastructure:

    • 13 permanent generators and one (1) portable generator connection at existing facilities within the Wise County water system
    • One (1) permanent generator furnished to the WCPSA for installation under separate contract
    • Radio telemetry at eight (8) existing sites to replace existing dial-up telemetry
    • New radio telemetry and modifications to existing radio telemetry at five (5) existing sites

    Also, the project included the installation of a new 400,000 gallon water storage tank (Bond Gap Tank); and the rehabilitation of two (2) existing water storage tanks (400,000 and 300,000 gallons).

     

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    Client:
    Wise County Public Service Authority

    Service Type:
    Structural – MEP

    Project Value:
    $2.9 Million

    Completion Date:
    December 2016

    Project Area:
    N/A