Our projects in "Transportation" category

US-89 Roadway Upgrade -Mapleton, Utah

FOCUS transportation engineers collaborated with UDOT to design safe access to US-89 for Mapleton Heights, incorporating signage, striping, and drainage enhancements.

SR-87 and County Road Improvements – Duchesne County, Utah

A county road intersecting SR-87 at mile post 7.6 services a landfill and oil refinery. Large trucks regularly turning off SR-87 onto the county road were constrained by an existing power pole on the intersection corner, forcing the trucks to make a very wide turn and drive into the oncoming traffic lane.

UTA Operator Restrooms – Salt Lake & Davis Counties, Utah

The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) tasked FOCUS with designing rest rooms for its bus and train operators at five existing bus transit facilities along the TRAX light rail line in Salt Lake and Davis counties. This project included the use of pre-fabricated restroom buildings, a newer concept for UTA. FOCUS worked diligently to assist UTA in selecting these pre-fabricated structures, working with manufacturers, and setting new standards that will influence future UTA projects. The project’s core objective was to design sites with water, sewer, power, and grading to

Summerfield Access Road – Highland, Utah

FOCUS was tasked by Boyer to provide an entrance for Ridgeview Highland townhomes. Our transportation team worked to gain approval with UDOT for access on County Blvd. (SR-192) to complete the Summerfield Drive access road. At the onset of this project, the FOCUS team ensured that all UDOT access process steps and timing were explained to Boyer, which enabled the job to run smoothly and keep everyone in the loop.

Hidden Oaks- Herriman, Utah

Hidden Oaks is a master planned community adjacent to Butterfield Canyon comprised of 823 homes. FOCUS was involved with the master planning, which included the realignment of Butterfield Creek, and has done design work on all phases of the project. The site includes a small valley with steep slopes on both ends of the valley where it connects with other parts of the development. This topography posed design challenges with storm drain and earthworks. FOCUS engineers teamed up with outside water resource engineers to model the creek realignment, which enabled them to provide a storm drain design that didn’t require extensive earthworks costs.