Guy Wire – July 2024

Survey Highlight

At GUY, our survey services lay the critical foundation for successful infrastructure projects. Accurate and precise land surveys provide essential data for engineers and designers, such as control points for bridge construction or optimal roadway alignments to avoid wetlands. Our licensed and qualified surveying team excels in a wide range of projects, delivering exceptional results through meticulous attention to detail.

Our team is equipped with both traditional and modern surveying technologies, including digital levels, total stations, GPS units, and drones. This versatility ensures we select the best approach for each project, considering factors like location, terrain, and size. While our field crews tackle rough terrain and busy streets, our office staff conducts thorough records research, data reduction, and legal descriptions.

Whenever you have a project, you can trust GUY’s surveying team to deliver the accurate and precise data you need for better project designs. Our comprehensive surveying and mapping services include:

• Topographic surveys and Digital Terrain Models
• Boundary surveys
• Design surveys
• Route surveys
• Control surveys
• Right of way mapping
• Staking
• Landowner research
• Photogrammetric ground control
• Drone photogrammetry

Creek County Ribbon Cutting

The community of Mannford, Oklahoma is pleased to announce the completion of Bridge #23 over Tributary to Little Salt Creek, a significant infrastructure improvement project funded with both state funds (County Improvements for Roads and Bridges) and federal funds (Surface Transportation Program). A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate this milestone, highlighting the collaborative effort that made this project a success.

Led by Creek County District 2 Commissioner Leon Warner, the project enhanced transportation safety and efficiency by updating the aging bridge to modern standards, showcasing Creek County’s commitment to investing in infrastructure and the community.

Designed by GUY Engineering and constructed by Paradigm Construction & Engineering, Inc., the new 41-ft long steel arch culvert bridge replaces the previous 34-ft I-beam span bridge built in 1950. The new bridge, raised by 0.48 ft, further improves flood protection, and comes with a price tag of $1,264,726.