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Homes Evacuated
Project Manager:

Scott Berkheimer

The Project

After a period of continuous and heavy rains, it was observed that the sidewalk along 26th Street at the top of a concrete retaining wall moved towards the CSX railroad tracks below.

RK&K provided emergency response services and prepared recommendations for design and construction of a micropile-supported CIP wall, associated earthwork, and pavement replacement.

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Client
Baltimore City Department of Transportation
Services Provided

“It was inspiring to be a part of our multi-discipline team, responding quickly and cohesively to provide a reliable solution to the city in an emergency situation.”

— Scott Berkheimer, Project Manager

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