Stahl Sheaffer is pleased to announce its first project win with the Ohio Department of Transportation – GEA-166-01.08, a twin-pipe structure replacement beneath S.R. 166 in Hambden Township, Geauga County. The award came on the heels of the firm’s two-year anniversary of establishing an Ohio presence. 
 
Dennis Gonano, P.E., will serve as Project Manager and is looking forward to leading the staff in Canton and working with ODOT District 12 again. Stahl Sheaffer’s bridge group is teaming with JMT, S&ME, and Lawhon & Associates to replace the original twin-pipe structure built in 1961 with a four-sided concrete box culvert. As part of the scope, Stahl Sheaffer will perform hydraulic studies with several combinations of grade changes and  box sections in an attempt to reduce the culvert’s span to below 10 ft., so the district can remove it from ODOT’s bridge inventory and the burden of annual inspections. Read more about our work with various departments of transportation and other public agencies. 

 The Pegasus:Two is accepted and approved by more than 30 state DOTs (including PennDOT and ODOT) for use as a design tool on highway projects. Strategic upgrades, including a directional camera focused on roadway surfaces, provide enhanced condition analysis capabilities.

​The addition of this technology to our reality capture toolkit, which already includes MX2 and MX7 mobile scanning units, a terrestrial LiDAR scanner, and a mid-sized Matrice Drone for aerial inspections, ensures we can provide the best match of speed, safety, and accessibility for the terrain and conditions, and the most appropriate data points for the application including roadway, bridge, land, and building mapping. Match technology capabilities to your project applications!