TD&H provided design, a traffic study update, and construction administration, along with design and construction for a new field complex at the Lambert Fields on the MSU campus. This project won the American Council of Engineering Companies of Montana Grand Project Award Winner (2019).
TD&H seamlessly integrated concrete foundations, CMU shear and bearing walls, long-span open-web steel joints, and a wood-framed mezzanine structure into the 6,000 sq.The project was to improve fish passage by replacing an existing box culvert and complete construction during the fish window. The project, funded jointly by the U.S. Forest Service and the Nez Perce Tribe, replaced the existing box culvert with a larger-span pipe arch.
TD&H seamlessly integrated concrete foundations, CMU shear and bearing walls, long-span open-web steel joints, and a wood-framed mezzanine structure into the 6,000 sq.The project was to improve fish passage by replacing an existing box culvert and complete construction during the fish window. The project, funded jointly by the U.S. Forest Service and the Nez Perce Tribe, replaced the existing box culvert with a larger-span pipe arch.
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Thomas Dean & Hoskins, Inc. (TD&H) is a consulting firm offering comprehensive civil, structural, and environmental services throughout Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and Washington. We serve a diverse clientele ranging from unincorporated communities to large cities and individuals to large corporations.
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Scott H.
Nov 08, 2020
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I was very disappointed in the job that was done. In my opinion their plan for septic was not well thought out and caused us to pull the plug on our project, as we just could not afford to keep paying to change the plans. If you use them, be sure to be VERY educated on what their plan is for you. We did not, and we paid the price.
