Challenge

Developing and implementing a Facility Response Plan (FRP) can be particularly challenging when dealing with extensive infrastructure projects. For instance, consider a project involving 38 miles of transmission lines, expansions of two substations, and equipment upgrades across nine existing substation locations. The complexity of coordinating design, procurement, and construction services across such a large scale presents significant hurdles. Ensuring that the FRP adequately addresses all potential risks and integrates seamlessly with the project’s various components requires meticulous planning and execution.

Related Services

View All Services
GettyImages-1173740575

Solution

TRC provided comprehensive design, procurement, and construction services for a large-scale infrastructure project. This involved managing 38 miles of transmission lines, expanding two substations, and upgrading equipment at nine existing substations. Their approach ensured that all aspects of the project were coordinated effectively, leading to a successful implementation of the Facility Response Plan.

Results

The successful completion of this project, which was the largest of its kind in the United States at the time, demonstrates TRC’s capabilities in managing complex infrastructure projects and implementing effective Facility Response Plans. Their expertise in coordinating design, procurement, and construction services ensured that the project was completed efficiently and to the highest standards.

 

Projects With Purpose

TRC’s work with clients across the globe supports and enhances our communities and environment in significant ways. Learn more about how we are making the world a better place, one project at a time.

Learn More

Man-and-woman-researching-594491854-scaled