Project Details

Intercity Transit’s contractor, Rognlin’s, Inc., began construction of the Underground Storage Tank (UST) Replacement project located at 526 Pattison Street, SE, Olympia on May 1, 2017. 

Work included:

  • Installation of on-site storm water improvements and other site infrastructure.
  • Preparation and installation of new underground fuel tanks.
  • Construction of a new fuel canopy building.
  • Concrete and asphalt paving.
  • Decommissioning of existing in-ground fuel tanks.
  • Minor rehabilitation work within the existing maintenance building.
  • Landscaping and minor right-of-way improvements.

More about the UST Replacement Project

Intercity Transit is committed to protecting the environment and groundwater resources. The pre-existing single-walled underground storage tanks were past their useful life. Installation of new, double-walled larger fuel tanks helps meet current environmental standards and future fueling needs of Intercity Transit. This project was the first phase of site improvements planned to support long-term maintenance and operations of Intercity Transit’s fleet.

Questions or Concerns?

Contact Tammy Ferris, Procurement Coordinator, at 360-705-5818, or email at tferris@intercitytransit.com. 

Construction Updates

Update 4/2/18

For the week of April 2nd, the following work will occur:

  • The contractor will continue to complete the permanent fencing around the paved area;
  • Work continues in the unleaded fueling canopy area to get ready for the startup activities for the week of April 16th;
  • Clean up around the site to remove forms and miscellaneous supplies;
  • Lube Room fluid collection system installation work; and
  • Installing the E-stops in the Maintenance Building.

Update 9/7/17

Today's construction activities consist of Lakeside Industries and Rognlin’s paving the temporary sidewalk along Pattison Street. Traffic control measures are in place, please be careful as you are traveling through the area today.

In addition, other work activities for today include paving east of the new concrete parking area, and pulling forms from the light pole and lube room concrete pour from yesterday's work.

Update 8/25/17

The upcoming construction activities through the week of August 28, 2017 include:

  • Continuing work in the Lube Room as the sump walls, floor slabs, and CMU walls are constructed;
  • Continuing work in the new bus parking area; and
  • Installation of the slotted drains in the bus parking area.

Update 8/7/17

Rognlin's continues work to install conduit and stormwater vaults on site; finishing up demolition on the concrete floor in the lube room; and preparing for the concrete pour on the next section of the bus parking area (currently scheduled for August 14th).

Update 7/7/17

The contractor is hauling off site extra excavated material and continues to get the east side parking area to proper elevation to prepare for the concrete paving formwork and installation.

Electrical work continues in the Maintenance Building and demolition work in the Lube Room begins on Friday, July 7th.

Update 6/29/17

This week the contractor continues to work on the parking area and the stormwater structures. The week of July 3rd, the contractor will continue work on the stormwater structures, begin to form and set rebar for the concrete parking area, and install the electrical conduit in the parking area.

Update 6/22/17

The contractor continues to progress right along with UST project work. This week the contractor finished the underground stormwater retention system and completed backfilling up to the subgrade. The contractor is continuing to install underground utilities next week and beginning to deliver and install the base material under the concrete parking area and will install the trench drains. The contractor’s electrician will start work the week of June 26th in the lube room to install conduit and conductors.

Update 6/8/17

UPDATE: Please be advised the contractor's work schedule has changed from the earlier update posted on June 7.

The contractor will be placing rock over the plastic stormwater chambers of the newly installed infiltration gallery on June 8 and June 10. Work hours:

  • June 8: 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
  • June 10: 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Adjacent businesses and residents can expect an increase in the amount of noise from the rocks hitting the plastic.

Update 6/7/2017

Beginning June 8 - 12, between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., the contractor will be placing rock over the plastic stormwater chambers of the newly installed infiltration gallery. No work will occur over the weekend.

Adjacent businesses and residents can expect an increase in the amount of noise from the rocks hitting the plastic.

 

Update 6/1/17

The contractor continues to build and install the stormwater collection, treatment and retention system located under the new parking area. This work will continue for the next couple weeks.

Infiltration System Base
Base of Infiltration System

Update 5/12/17

CONSTRUCTION UPDATE: The contractor will not be hauling off site today. They will focus on cleaning up the construction entrances, silt fence work, and laying down additional quarry rock spalls at each of the construction entrances.

Update 5/4/17

The next couple of weeks the contractor’s schedule of work includes excavation and removal of material and grading the site. There will be a substantial amount of construction activity occurring onsite and a large number of dump trucks will be entering and exiting the construction site. As a reminder - drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists, please exercise caution when traveling in this area.