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Toyota says "Let’s Go Places." SCJ is currently helping them do just that, as Toyota of Olympia moves to a new location in Tumwater, Wash. The project will also help neighbors “go places” by alleviating traffic on nearby roads. SCJ…
“The exciting part of this project was to see the development of a real safety project so soon after a Design Report was completed," shared SCJ Senior Vice President Bob Jewell, PE. SCJ developed a Design Report for roadway improvements along…
The view looking down the line of the proposed solid waste hauling tramway into Ash Canyon and the Village of Supai. In a 3,000-foot-deep canyon, on the western edge of the Grand Canyon’s south rim, live the Havasupai Indians. Their home,…
Roosevelt Island Tramway in New York City Here's a project we're proud to be connected with. A cousin to the gondola, this aerial tramway in New York City connects the Upper East Side of Manhattan with Roosevelt Island. The Roosevelt…
Steamboat Gondola - Steamboat Springs, CO There’s nothing like a gondola ride on a sunny day to take in the sights. In 1986 this was the world’s first eight-passenger gondola, a concept springing from a design team including SCJ’s own Jim Fletcher,…
Monday (3.31.2014) the world’s tallest observation wheel, soaring an epic 550 feet into the sky, opened in Las Vegas. And Engineering Specialties Group (ESG), a division of SCJ Alliance (SCJ), was instrumental in the design and implementation of this enormous project. The design…
SCJ Alliance is pleased to announce the addition of five new team members to our firm. “We’re very excited about the talents our new colleagues bring,” shares Jean Carr, LEED AP BD+C and SCJ principal. Our newest employees (there have…
On July 14, 2011, the Chelan City Council approved the design completed by SCJ’s transportation engineering team for the section of the trail nearest Lakeside Park. Completing this project required extensive public outreach to property owners along the planned trail…
As consultants to the telecommunications industry, we often hear, “What, we can’t add any more dishes to that tower?” It is unfortunate how often this occurs. It is also unfortunate how much it costs to increase a tower’s capacity once…
The design of telecom infrastructure relies on a thorough knowledge of engineering principals, knowledge of the Standard and a good understanding of the project site. When implementing an infrastructure build-out project, the designer should ask a number of questions. Is…
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