Honor performed as the prime contractor to mark approximately 75 miles of boundary line for the park. Honor is blazed trees with yellow paint to meet contract standards and hanging signs every 100 feet to mark the federal property. Honor conducted an initial GNSS survey to ensure datum coincides with GIS data provided by the NPS and to ensure boundary files agree with existing monumentation. Challenges include rough terrain with limited access (UTV or foot travel only), dangerous wildlife, complying with wilderness restrictions, and lack of communication services.

Honor is performing as a subcontractor to provide surveying and engineering services to the Design Build Contractor. Honor and its team provided mobile LiDAR acquisition used to generate the base mapping along the 5-mile route of the water line replacement project. Honor was also responsible for the geodetic site and LiDAR control, supplemental mapping edits, utility surveys, and stream crossing surveys. Once the project is in construction phase, Honor shall provide construction stakeout, and compile as-built drawings.

Honor recommended and was responsible for accurately locating and verifying the horizontal and vertical positions of columns and cap plates of the existing hospital facilities, which were set for future construction. This information was utilized to size and orient the proposed steel structure addition. Layout was then provided for the new steel columns for the proposed addition, utilities, and other site work. Topographic and utility surveys were provided to verify existing conditions of the site, including an enclosed walking bridge to ensure proper clearances.

Honor Engineer Co. conducted a boundary and topographic survey which met the 2016 ALTA/NSPS survey standards. Honor utilized a drone to capture high resolution aerial photography and rectified the imagery to ground control points. Although FAA clearance was not necessary, Honor coordinated with the local airport to ensure a safe flight. Honor collected accurate data on over 36 acres and created detailed mapping. The survey was delivered on-time to meet client settlement.

Honor performed as the prime contractor to mark approximately 50 miles of boundary line for the installation. Honor blazed trees with paint to meet state standards and hung approximately 1,000 signs to alert potential trespassers of the military property. Honor also replaced any lost property corners or their witness posts. Challenges included coordinating with range control for safety, as the base is home to several active firing ranges. Honor staff was trained to identify force protection issues and unexploded ordinance. Much of the terrain is rough and mountains.

Honor performed a topographic survey of areas around a comfort station and a functional horse barn for the design of a new sewer line. Honor located topographic features including test pit locations, utilities, and other site improvements. Detailed information, including pipe sizes, types and invert elevations, of a 15-manole sanitary sewer run was collected as part of this survey.  

Honor performed as a subcontractor to provide surveying services for 3 waterline replacement projects totaling approximately 2 miles. Honor and its team provided mobile LiDAR acquisition and generated base mapping for the project . Honor was also responsible for the geodetic site and LiDAR control, supplemental mapping edits, additional topographic, ADA ramp, and utility surveys.