We have a string of successful D.O.T. projects in two states where interstate travel ranks among the highest in the nation: Florida and California. As a matter of fact, the Florida Department of Transportation was Boyle’s Number One client in terms of dollar volume of work in both 2004 and 2005. We’ve also handled D.O.T. projects in various parts of the Southwest and Rocky Mountain region.

Many of our D.O.T. projects involve complex upgrades to interchanges, which entail widened lanes, ramps, and overpasses, along with traffic control.

Our team is familiar with, and routinely uses, the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices, most state D.O.T. design criteria, AASHTO guidelines, and FHWA design criteria. We have also prepared numerous maintenance and protection of traffic plans for federal, state, and local projects.

We offer a thorough knowledge of roadway design criteria, as well as a firm understanding of design review and construction processes. Our use of CADD technology has greatly assisted our roadway design activities, affording our engineers maximum flexibility in the development and evaluation of early design concepts. In fact, our flexible approach allows for significant changes until the very late stages of final design.

Our transportation engineers have been involved in extensive coordination and/or design of utility relocations for water, gas, storm drain, sewer, telephone, cable television, and electrical distribution lines.