Port Redevelopment Design
Mainland Ferry Facilities
Harbour Expansion
Breakwater Deck Reconstruction
Finger Dock Rehabilitation
Slope Protection
Coffer Dam
Dredging Assistance
300 metre long training wall
 
Port Redevelopment Schematic Design
Rochester, New York
  Riggs Engineering provided the waterfront engineering component in a detailed planning study for the redevelopment of the port at Rochester.
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Mainland Ferry Facilities
Pelee Island
  Brian Riggs was the project manager for the $22 million project to construct three ferry terminals on Lake Erie to accommodate the Jiimaan roll-on roll-off ferry. Philip Lampkin designed the Kingsville Ferry Terminal shown here.
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Harbour Expansion
Lion’s Head, Ontario
  The Lion’s Head Harbour Committee wanted to expand its marina capacity from 120 to approximately 250 slips. Riggs Engineering met with the Harbour Committee to establish parameters for the expansion and developed seven schemes for their consideration.
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West Breakwater Deck Reconstruction
Rondeau (Erieau), Ontario
  Riggs Engineering provided engineering services from initial investigation to final construction of the rehabilitation of the west breakwater at Erieau.
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Finger Dock Rehabilitation
Burlington, Ontario – Canada Centre for Inland Waters (CCIW)
  H-piles supporting precast finger docks in Burlington were heavily corroded. Detailed analysis showed that the steel composition was acceptable and that the rapid corrosion was due to the environment, particularly biological factors.
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Temporary Slope Protection and Tie Rod Load Testing
Bayfield, Ontario – Bayfield River Bridge Rehabilitation
  Riggs Engineering engineering services to the contractor on the rehabilitation of the Bayfield River Bridge. This involved proof testing of one tie rod to specified loads and measuring deflection over a period of time. We analysed the results to provide a determination of the working load capacity of the tie rods. The test results established the acceptability of the anchor construction and strength.
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Coffer Dam
Sarnia, Ontario – TransAlta Co-Generation Plant
  Generation plant currently under construction in Sarnia. Construction of the TransAlta Co-generation plant in Sarnia required that a 48” diameter cooling water outflow be connected to the existing 96’diameter sewer.
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Dredging Assistance - Various Locations
Great Lakes Water Level Emergency Response Program
  Water levels in the Great Lakes have been below seasonal norms since 1999 and the federal government instituted a dredging assistance program for marina operators. The program entitles marina operators to a refund of one third of their costs of dredging. The program requires that the application for subsidy be accompanied by an environmental screening report prepared by a qualified engineer or environmental consultant.
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300 metre long training wall
Catfish Creek
  This 300 metre long training wall on the Catfish Creek in Port Bruce designed by Peter Crook provided streamlining for improved ice and flood discharge as well as erosion protection for the high bluffs.
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