Projects

Gosling Czubak worked with Suttons Bay Township to make multiple improvements to Herman Park.

Gosling Czubak performed the Geotechnical Evaluation of the proposed building site and provided foundation recommendations to deal with the site’s mining history.  

Several home builders rely on Gosling Czubak as their comprehensive source for geotechnical soil reports, site plan preparation, topographical and construction staking, and quality assurance construction materials testing.

Gosling Czubak has provided valuable geological, survey and geotechnical information and recommendations to help our neighbors through the decision-making process of risk-based erosion mitigation and management.

Gosling Czubak performed the geotechnical drilling and evaluation for this project, including the deep foundation recommendations. 

Gosling Czubak provided a Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA).  The Phase I ESA reveled evidence of recognized environmental conditions (REC) associated with the subject property.

The UST excavation was dewatered as part of removal and new tank installation activities. Contaminated groundwater was treated with a two-stage granular activated carbon system with the treated water discharged, under an NPDES permit, to the Elk River.

During site upgrades an abandoned leaking underground storage tank was discovered.  Gosling Czubak conducted an initial and final assessment to determine the extent of soil and groundwater contamination.

Gosling Czubak conducted a comprehensive hydrogeologic and remedial investigation for a fruit processing facility. 

Gosling Czubak provided engineering services from inception to the completion of Blair Township’s sewer system.

The Thunder Bay River Waterfront in Atlanta provides access to almost 1800 feet of riverfront within the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund urbanized area. 

The Village of Kalkaska completed water and sewer improvements throughout the Village.

Gosling Czubak completed a Storm Water Pollution Protection Plan (SWPPP) for an oil and gas exploration and production company.

Gosling Czubak completed the reconstruction design of an existing 97.8 Million gallon (MG) per year wastewater lagoon facility in Markey Township.

Using 3-D laser scanning, Gosling Czubak produced detailed and accurate survey data of a historic barn's interior.

Gosling Czubak teamed with FHC to upgrade a pump station to serve the eastern portion of the City of Buchanan, including southeastern Barrier County. 

Gosling Czubak completed design of a new 30,000 GPD sequencing batch reactor plant with tertiary filtration and a finescreen, which discharged to rapid infiltration basins. 

Gosling Czubak provided support services as part of the planning team to assess and make recommendations for the City of East Jordan’s waterfront sub-area short and long-term planning goals.  

This crossing of Maple River was in need of improvement with undersized twin culverts.

Gosling Czubak provided full time construction engineering services for this 3.7 mile hot mix asphalt road resurfacing project.

Gosling Czubak provided design and construction engineering and contract administration services for this road resurfacing and streetscape improvement project along the main downtown of the Village of Beulah.

Gosling Czubak provided construction engineering and contract administration services for this road improvement project in the Village of Ellsworth.

Gosling Czubak designed replacement of watermain beneath several sections of Village street in Elk Rapids. Work also included construction inspection and construction materials testing.

Gosling Czubak designed a new iron removal plant for the Village of Elk Rapids to address poor water quality issues. 

Gosling Czubak designed a temporary water lowering system for a dam removal project on the Maple River and Lake Kathleen in Emmet County. The result was six 24" diameter siphon pipes.  

Landscape design and project management for a new universally accessible park for all ages and abilities in Glen Arbor.

Gosling Czubak provided landscape design and project management for the replacement of 0.3 miles of boardwalk at Grass River Natural Area (GRNA). The new boardwalk is ADA accessible and long-lasting.

Gosling Czubak assisted the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy in the design of a ¾ mile boardwalk through the 273 acre marsh preserve, which allows access for all abilities to immerse themselves in the unique marsh environment.