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Rio Grande Valley Metropolitan Transportation Plan

Rio Grande Valley Metropolitan Transportation Plan Edinburg, Texas The Rio Grande Valley Metropolitan Planning Org (RGVMPO) selected DCCM to assist in the development of their 5-year update to the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) originally adopted in 2020. This 2050 MTP Update is the first full MTP update for the new RGVMPO, which was formed in 2019. DCCM assistance to the RGVMPO allowed them to adopt the 2050 plan in December 2025 and obtain favorable ratings for the plan from FHWA Texas. The 2050 MTP includes the MPO’s robust evaluation of potential project funding and financial capacities at the local level as a complement to DCCM’s evaluation of federal funding trends and forecasts. The 2050 MTP included recommendations and network prioritization results from the Resilience and Sustainability study to support the development of a Resilience Improvement Plan as well as strategies and recommendations developed in the RGVMPO Transportation Performance Management Framework also completed by DCCM. The incorporation of Performance Management Framework principles enhances how the RGVMPO can gather data on and report progress toward meeting federally required performance goal areas during MTP implementation. The DCCM team incorporated best practices as part of an enhanced community-based public outreach and stakeholder engagement approach. The approach included major outreach events such as setting up tables and booths at the UTRGV Back to School Bash where over two thousand students attended multiple farmers market pop up events, surveys and interviews with community leaders and cooperating agencies, as well as tabling at a critical mass bike ride in Harlingen. All provided opportunities to develop goals, objectives and priorities for program improvements which aided the MPO team in assessing the opportunities to improve mobility choice and options for the regional population. In addition, this has led the MPO into ongoing discussions with regional government entities, agencies, and authorities on gathering and substantiating funding availability to assist with broadening the project implementation program sustained through the financially constrained short, mid-, and long-term implementation program. With their program developed, the DCCM team assisted with updates and scenario evaluation of network performance and operational characteristics using the regional travel demand model. This evaluation allowed the DCCM team to assess and support development of future network improvements capable of building sufficient capacity to accommodate projected changes in land use, economic development, population, network connectivity, and employment. At a Glance 1,400 Square Miles $398,000 Construction Cost Markets Transportation Services Transportation

Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail

Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Citrus Heights, CA DCCM is providing construction management, inspection, and materials testing services for the Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Project, the first city-wide trail in the City of Citrus Heights. The project includes the construction of a 2.9-mile paved multi-use trail, curb, gutter and sidewalk improvements, drainage improvements, traffic signal modifications, two pre-engineered steel pedestrian bridges, replacement of existing pedestrian bridge with a new 42-foot bridge, and installation of a new pedestrian bridge spanning 128-feet near the trail termination. The project is located within the City of Citrus Heights and the unincorporated community of Orangevale in Sacramento County. Once completed, the project will connect several neighborhoods to eight parks, several schools and the Sunrise MarketPlace. The project is funded by State Active Transportation Program (ATP) grant funds, which provide funds for projects that increase active transportation such as walking and biking and requires comprehensive knowledge of the state funding process to maintain the schedule and budget. At a Glance APWA Sacramento Project of the Year: “Park & Trails” Award $8.6M Project Cost Markets Transportation Services Program Management

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University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences Campus

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences St. Augustine, Florida DCCM provided surveying services for full utility as-built, as well as paving and drainage as-built for this exciting project in St. Augustine. This project exemplifies the power of repurposing existing infrastructure to foster sustainable growth in a rapidly expanding community. The campus repurposes the former home of the St. Augustine Record newspaper by renovating the existing 40,000-square-foot building and adding an 80,000-square-foot expansion, showcasing a commitment to sustainability through adaptive reuse. The state-of-the-art campus is located just two miles west of USAHS’s original location of over 40 years. With a vision for innovation and a $74 million investment, the new campus will support the university’s commitment to advancing health sciences and empowering students to succeed as leaders in their fields. As a proud partner in this initiative, DCCM is honored to contribute to a project that prioritizes education, sustainability, and community enrichment, demonstrating our ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality solutions that support meaningful growth. At a Glance 14 Acres 2025 Completion Date Markets Surveying Education Services Surveying

The Linc Apartments

The Linc Apartments Valparaiso, IN The Linc Apartments is a $29 million mixed‑use development featuring Type VB wood construction. The project includes four‑story wood‑frame buildings that combine multifamily housing, office space, and a parking garage across three L‑shaped structures arranged around a central courtyard and separated by an alley. The development will bring 129 modern residential units and 6,000 square feet of retail space to the heart of the city, helping to create a vibrant, walkable community. By filling a significant housing gap and introducing new storefronts along the Old Lincoln Highway, The Linc represents a transformative milestone for urban living in Valparaiso. At a Glance 120,000 Square Feet $29 million Project Cost Markets Buildings Services Buildings & Places Architecture MEP Multi-Family Housing

Madison County Sheriff’s Office & Detention Center

Madison County Sheriff’s Office & Detention Center Anderson, IN DCCM and its design partners worked with Sheriff’s Department staff and County Administration to design a facility that not only meets the projected needs of Madison County but is also easily expandable, operationally efficient, technology state-of-the-art, and future-proofed against unforeseeable incarceration and legislation changes. The facility design elements have been optimized with a keen focus on inmate/staff safety and staff retention through provisions for a less institutional more normalized environment. The County’s goal is not to house inmates but to facilitate rehabilitation and reduce recidivism. The 155,000-sf. facility has an additional 22,000 sf. for future expansion and includes 22 classification units with 528 beds, expandable to over 700. Other spaces provided are medical/mental treatment, training facilities, and administrative space consisting of sheriff, investigations, and law enforcement. At a Glance 177,000 Square Feet $95 million Project Cost Markets Buildings Government Services Buildings & Places Architecture Justice MEP

Delaware County Justice Campus

Delaware County Justice Campus Muncie, IN Challenge: Initially, DCCM was asked to determine the best means to accommodate the County’s long-term justice system space needs, including the expansion of existing facilities, building new on a greenfield site, and the consideration of several existing facilities for adaptive reuse. Solution: DCCM’s recommendation at the conclusion of the study was to purchase the vacant middle school and utilize it for the justice system’s needs. The County then hired DCCM to not only design the proposed facility but to also develop and construct the facility utilizing the Indiana’s Build, Operate, Transfer (BOT) statute. The Delaware County Justice Center project is an adaptive reuse project that converts a decommissioned middle school into a complete justice facility. It houses all county justice departments under one roof, including the prosecutor, probation, five courts, clerk, family support and IV-D court, sheriff’s office, community corrections, a 500-bed jail, and all necessary support and ancillary spaces. Included in the design are fully functional large-scale laundry and kitchen facilities, as well as ample space to build on and expand as needed in the future. The justice center is comprised of over 247,000-sf on two levels and all the departments are interconnected for maximum operational efficiency. The $47M project was completed in 2020 without a single change order to the owner. At a Glance 247,000 Square Feet $47 million Project Cost Markets Buildings Government Services Buildings & Places Architecture Justice MEP

Hancock County Jail

Hancock County Jail Hancock County, IN Challenge: The Hancock County Board of Commissioners were seeking architectural design services to renovate the current county jail and community corrections building to include a new space for community corrections department, probation, and the Prosecutor. Solution: DCCM worked closely with the Hancock County Commissioners, Council, Sheriff, stakeholders, and staff to develop the space and operational requirements for two options (architectural space program), including the remodel of the existing facilities (courthouse, existing jail, and community corrections) and a proposed design for a new jail facility on County-owned farm land east of Greenfield. The County opted for the new, 117,000 square foot jail, master planned to allow for projected growth over the next 20 years, including a future Sheriff administration component and adjacent County/commercial development along US 40. The housing pods were designed for 440 beds with the shell space for an additional 136 beds. A future pod was master planned for an additional housing pod for up to 600 more beds. Support buildings for evidence, maintenance, etc., were also provided. In addition to housing, the jail included facilities for intake, booking, kitchen, laundry, and a small administration component. Estimated construction cost is approximately $38M. The project was bid under budget and was completed in 2021. At a Glance 117,000 Square Feet $38 million Project Cost Markets Buildings Government Services Buildings & Places Architecture Justice MEP

Inwood Forest Stormwater Detention Basin

Inwood Forest Stormwater Detention Basin Houston, Texas The project included the conversion of 226-acres of golf course fairways into regional detention basins through an interlocal agreement between Harris County Flood Control District and the City of Houston. This project represents the largest single-phase dirt moving effort in the Flood Control District’s 88-year history. It is transforming the site into 12 interconnected compartments, designed to mitigate impacts of future City of Houston local drainage improvements and help reduce flooding risks in a historically vulnerable part of the city. The project encompasses property located both east of Antoine and west of Antoine, with a total of 12 interconnected compartments. The project is currently in construction and will provide approximately 1200 acre-feet of storage to the White Oak Bayou Watershed. At a Glance 226 Acres $71 million Project Cost “This project represents a historic milestone for Harris County Flood Control District, both in scale and impact. Converting more than 226 acres into interconnected regional detention basins required close coordination between agencies, thoughtful phasing, and precise execution. Once completed, the system will significantly enhance flood resilience for the White Oak Bayou watershed and surrounding communities.” Mark Rotz, PE Project Manager Markets Land Development Services Land & Site Development

Vilano Beachfront Park

Vilano Beachfront Park Vilano Beach, FL DCCM provided comprehensive concept planning, master planning, engineering, and landscape architectural services for Vilano Beachfront Park on Vilano Road in St. Johns County, Florida. The project aimed to seamlessly integrate the preservation of the natural coastal environment with the historic character of the area, creating a unique space for civic engagement and social recreation. Key features of Vilano Beachfront Park include a 1,300-square-foot pavilion that seats up to 190 people, designed to host concerts, educational events, and community gatherings. The pavilion incorporates rotating panels, which can be opened to provide ocean views or closed for events, and is equipped with performance lighting that is directed away from the Vilano Town Center, also considering turtle nesting season regulations. Additional upgrades to Vilano Beachfront Park focus on enhancing accessibility and visitor experience. These include new changing stations, a recreational area featuring a climbing play structure, new outdoor showers, renovated restrooms, and improved parking with restriping for ADA compliance. A mobimat provides accessible beach entry along the northern boundary, while updated dune walkovers, including an ADA-compliant viewing turnaround, allow easy access for all. Vilano Beachfront Park provides the only disability-accessible beach in St. Johns County, with a wheelchair-accessible path to the sandy beach and a wooden ocean-viewing ramp. These enhancements ensure an inclusive coastal experience for all visitors. At a Glance 1.7 Acres 109,000 Project Cost Inclusive Design Award from the Florida Planning and Zoning Association Project Award Markets Land Development Buildings Water Services Land & Site Development Buildings & Places Program Management Water & Wastewater

Stillwater Residential Development

Stillwater Residential Development St. Johns, FL DCCM provided professional engineering services for the Stillwater development, an age-restricted community featuring 550 single-family and multifamily duplex units, along with an 18-hole golf course and associated amenities, infrastructure, and roadway design. The development included an 18,828 SF clubhouse building, 2,109 SF aquatics building with a pool, a 600 SF driving range concession and restroom building with associated driving range bays, and a 9,098 SF maintenance facility. Additional recreational features encompassed a 2.5-acre driving range, two full-size tennis courts, two full-size pickleball courts, a bocce ball court, and special event lawn space. Our team coordinated the design and permitting with St. Johns County, the Water Management Distrcit, JEA, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and Army Corps of Engineers. DCCM was also responsible for certifications of the completed construction, which required routine site visits throughout construction, an as-built review, and a thorough assessment of all testing documents. The project included over 10,000 feet of 24-inch reclaimed water main, along with more than 10,000 feet of both water main and sanitary force main of various sizes less than 24″ in diameter to support the community’s infrastructure needs. The onsite utilities were also designed through detailed coordination with JEA staff to ultimately provide a looped connection between existing infrastructure within Veterans Parkway and CR 210.  At a Glance 784 Acres $932,000 Project Cost 2023 Development of the Year Honorable Mention by Golf Inc. Magazine Project Award Sports Illustrated Most Innovative Course Design for 2022 Project Award Markets Land Development Water Services Land & Site Development Water & Wastewater Utilities

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