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Terminal 2 Pavement Rehabilitation
scott.huish//January 29, 2021//
Submitting Firm: GRI
Location: Vancouver, Washington
Client/Owner:聽 Port of Vancouver USA
Other Consultants/Key Participants: KPFF, Precision Plus Paving LLC
Noteworthy:聽 : Through an On-Call with the Port of Vancouver USA, GRI conducted a pavement evaluation at Terminal 2 to develop rehabilitation and reconstruction recommendations for a 6.5-acre site. GRI recommended using a full-depth reclamation (FDR) construction technique in the areas requiring reconstruction. This allowed the Port to build a sustainable and green project by recycling all of the old asphalt, repurposing the existing aggregate base and subgrade materials by stabilizing them in place with cement, and eliminating the need to haul contaminated materials to the landfill.
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