Amtrak Scanners
System Integration

M&S was responsible for wetland delineation as well as designing erosion and sediment control measures
M&S was responsible for wetland delineation as well as designing erosion and sediment control measures
M&S scope included all survey and basemapping work required for the project
M&S scope included all survey and basemapping work required for the project
M&S lead the site/civil design on the project, including site grading
M&S lead the site/civil design on the project, including site grading

Location

Secaucus, NJ

Owner

Amtrak

Services Provided

Site/Civil Engineering, Environmental Services, Utilities, Land Surveying

M&S was responsible for wetland delineation as well as designing erosion and sediment control measures
M&S was responsible for wetland delineation as well as designing erosion and sediment control measures
M&S scope included all survey and basemapping work required for the project
M&S scope included all survey and basemapping work required for the project
M&S lead the site/civil design on the project, including site grading
M&S lead the site/civil design on the project, including site grading

This project involved the installation of multiple scanning utilities at an Amtrak owned track. These utilities included several cameras, undercairrage examiners, speed sensors, LED lighting arrays, RFID readers, and more. 

Malick & Scherer, P.C. was responsible site/civil engineering design services as well as environmental permitting, utility identification, and survey work related to the design and installation required.

Site/Civil Engineering Work Included:

  • Site Grading
  • Site Drainage
  • Fencing
  • Utility Trenching
  • Erosion Control Measures
  • Traffic Control Measures

As part of the Environmental Permitting process, M&S assessed the proposed construction activities and established the project’s environmental permitting requirements. 

M&S then submitted required applications and secured approvals in addition to designing measures to assure that soil, water, and related natural resources were managed during and after construction in a manner which prevented soil loss and related environmental damage.