Project: SPC Kevin Pannel
Client: Homes for Our Troops, Sandy Oregon

Statewide Land Surveying was honored to be apart of the Homes for Our Troops team for the Kevin Pannel Project near Sandy Oregon.

Army SPC Kevin Pannell was serving in Iraq with the 1st Cavalry Division when he was severely injured on June 13, 2004. With the help of Homes for Our Troops, a national non-profit committed to helping those who have selflessly given to our country and have returned home with serious disabilities, Kevin and his family will have a home that provides maximum freedom of movement and the ability to live more independently. View the video.

Project: Sacred Heart Medical Center
Client: Turner Construction

For two years, Statewide Land Surveying handled all the surveying needs for Turner Construction at Sacred Heart Hospital in Springfield, Oregon. The 2-man crew was on site for eight hours a day, five days a week, requiring outstanding communication between them and the staff at Gresham headquarters. Job completed July, 2008.

Project: Chervon/Shell Station Sites
Client: Conestoga Rover & Associates

Statewide Land Surveying surveyed multiple Chevron and Shell Station sites, mapping improvements and accurately positioning monitoring wells on each site. They provided elevations and state plane coordinates for ground water wells and borings in both Oregon and Washington.

Project: Salmon Restoration in Gray River
Client: Columbia River Estuary Task Force (CREST)

Statewide provided cross sections of the Gray's River every 200 feet for approximately one mile. All of the site control was established using Real Time Kinematic GPS. The state grid system was used to integrate with GIS and aerial mapping.

Project: ALTA Survey for Apartment Complex in Gresham, OR
Client: Johnson Capital

This was a 12-acre ALTA/ACSM survey of a 264-unit apartment complex in Gresham, Oregon. With a short deadline, Statewide crews and office members worked seven days a week to meet the client's time frame.

Project: Reconstruction of Berm Along Green River in Auburn, Washington
Client: Cherokee Construction Services

These plans were designed on Washington State Grid System North Zone 4601 in U.S. Survey Feet. Using Real Time Kinematic GPS, Statewide established a control which was positioned using WSDOT survey monuments. Once the control was established and verified, the center line of the berm was staked with grades to the angle point of the berm.