Before land acquisition or development, steps should be taken to verify the environmental condition of the property. This can be accomplished through the environmental due diligence process. The first component of environmental due diligence is an evaluation of the property to identify historical land use and any potential contamination with a Phase I Environmental Site […]
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D|F Benchmark Series: Fleetwood Hassell, PE
This time for our D|F Benchmark Series we talk with Fleetwood Hassell, PE: Associate, Environmental Engineer at our Charleston branch. Professional Questions: What is your favorite part of working at our company? The people make the company; however, the variety of projects we work on is what makes it fun. It’s not the same repetitive […]
Revitalizing the Beaufort Plaza
Davis & Floyd provided the surveying, civil engineering, permitting, and construction oversight of the redevelopment of Beaufort Plaza. It is an approximately 30-acre shopping center located at the intersection of Highway 21 and Robert Smalls Parkway in Beaufort, SC. The shopping center was originally built in the 1970’s and until recently the buildings and site […]
Intern to Mentor: Team Member Outlines Co-Op and Internship Program
Brandon Turske, PE, civil engineer at Davis & Floyd (D|F), is one of the many hires that went through D|F’s Co-Op and Internship Program. After completing three rotations, he was hired and became a mentor in the very program he completed. […]
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Stoney Field Improvements for Charleston County School District
Stoney Field in Charleston, South Carolina, has hosted many games and sports events since opening in 1964. As it aged, the field began to sink and have severe ponding to the point where games had to be cancelled. Looking for maximum use of the stadium, Charleston County School District hired Davis & Floyd to complete […]
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Charleston County’s Glenn McConnell Parkway Widening Completed
Davis & Floyd recently completed Charleston County’s $25 million Glenn McConnell Parkway Widening project. Located in West Ashley, SC, Glenn McConnell Parkway faced heavy congestion from Bees Ferry Road to Magwood Drive. Widening Glenn McConnell Parkway Charleston County sought to improve this situation by widening a 2.5-mile stretch of Glenn McConnell Parkway from four to […]
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D|F Benchmark Series: Rob Stevenson
Rob Stevenson, PE is a senior structural engineer and associate at Davis & Floyd. He started his engineering career with the firm in 2007 by participating in a survey internship, followed by going through the co-op program, and eventually joining full-time in 2011. Rob shares his take on engineers behind the scenes and the effort […]
Current State of Power Generation in South Carolina
When it comes to electricity and power generation, we all expect things to turn on at the flip of a switch or plug in. As the population and industry increase, so does the need for electric power. Fortunately, South Carolina has competitive rates that are often lower than other states. So how does South Carolina […]
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GroundBreak Carolinas Feature: Marion Bull
In an exclusive interview with GroundBreak Carolinas, Marion Bull—Director of Business Development at Davis & Floyd—discusses the company’s role in emerging port logistics and industrial growth trends. With a focus on the strategic importance of ports like Charleston and Savannah, Marion sheds light on how regional shifts in manufacturing and infrastructure needs are redefining the […]
Davis & Floyd Water/Wastewater Engineer Presents at SCAPWA
Davis & Floyd’s water/wastewater engineer Katie McKirahan, PE is set to present at the South Carolina American Public Works Association (SCAPWA) Conference on June 12th. […]
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