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Lake Pontchartrain & Vicinity (LPV) 149 Caernarvon Floodwall, St. Bernard Parish, La.

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Award of Merit - Civil/Infrastructure

Photo courtesy of Conti Federal Services
In just 11 months, Edison, N.J.-based Conti Group delivered the $53-million HSDRRS Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity (LPV) 149 Project.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completed the Hurricane Storm Damage Risk Reduction System to provide the New Orleans area 100-year-event flood protection.

In just 11 months, Edison, N.J.-based Conti Group delivered the $53-million HSDRRS Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity (LPV) 149 Project. The contractor's scope comprised building a 28-ft-high, 1,700-ft-long T-wall along the Caernarvon Canal; the largest highway roller gate in the LPV system at 56 tons and 58 feet wide; a 190-ton, 56-ft-wide in-water canal sector gate; and a 28-ton railroad swing gate.

Key Players

Owner: USACE New Orleans District for Hurricane Protection Office, New Orleans

General Contractor: Conti Federal Services, Edison, N.J.

Lead Design: Bioengineering Arcadis, Metarie, La.

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