Construction has started for Provincetown’s new $13.4M police station located on Jerome Smith Road! The new station will increase safety and accessibility, address flooding concerns, and improve emergency communications and police operations within the community for residents and visitors.

With construction expected to be completed at the end of 2023, EP continues to assist the Town as the Owner’s Project Manager (OPM) during construction. Partnership with several Town departments, the Building Committee, the project designer Flansburgh Architects and M.O’Connor Contracting Inc., has been vital as construction activities increase this summer.

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January 2023

Framing and roofing work nearing completion!

November 2023

Provincetown’s new Police Station is almost done!
The exterior and interior work is progressing and roofing, cladding, and landscaping are nearing completion.
EP continues to assist the Town as the Owner’s Project Manager (OPM) and M. O’Connor Contracting, Inc. crews and subcontractors are focusing on the interior HVAC, plumbing, electrical and security systems, with an expected substantial date in January 2024.

March 2024

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony!

The Town of Provincetown celebrated the completion of the new police station project on Jerome Smith Road with a ribbon cutting ceremony on March 20.

The $17M project was completed on time and within budget, and is a testament to the Town’s perseverance over the past decade with securing funding for this critical public safety facility.

EP served as the Owner’s Project Manager over the past years, and worked collaboratively with the Town leadership, Police Department, Building Committee, DPW, the designer Flansburgh Architects, and the general contractor M. O’Connor Contracting.

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The new bridge will restore tidal flow into the river basin improving water quality, restoring native salt marsh habitat, increasing resilience of the floodplain, and reviving the river’s ability to sequester heat-trapping greenhouse gases.

This large environmental project is a true collaborative effort among the Town of Wellfleet, National Park Service, Cape Cod National Seashore, National Resources Conservation Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Friends of Herring River as well as the contractor and consultant partners. EP will oversee construction with Weston & Sampson as the Owner’s Project Representatives. MIG Corporation has mobilized and is starting the initial phase of construction work.

For more project details, see Friends of Herring River’s site: https://herringriver.org/news/restoration-updates/

October 2023 Update

The team is making steady progress on the Herring River Restoration Project!

The pile foundations are in place and the pier caps are being completed for the temporary bridge. A significant portion of the stone armor scour protection is in place. The temporary bridge superstructure work will be underway in October and November, allowing work to then commence on removing the old dike and the permanent bridge abutments. MIG Construction has completed over $5M of work to date on this $29M project.

February 2024 Update

Construction of the new, temporary bridge over Herring River has been completed by MIG Construction. The final step before the bridge can be open to traffic is the relocation of overhead utilities which will be commencing in the coming weeks.

The temporary bridge will now allow work to begin on construction of the foundations for the new bridge and tide gates. When this work is completed, the existing dike can be removed. The new bridge will restore tidal flow into the river basin improving water quality, restoring native salt marsh habitat, increasing resilience of the floodplain, and reviving the river’s ability to sequester heat-trapping greenhouse gases.

Over $9M of construction work has been completed to date from the $29.9M construction contract.

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Site Construction commenced in June 2022. The foundation is completed, and the green sand filter vessels have been installed. It is anticipated that the contractor will complete the installation of walls and be ready to begin installation of roof trusses by July 2023. The project is on track for startup in April of 2024.

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Startup of the treatment plant and training of Town staff was successfully conducted in February and March 2023 with acceptance from MassDEP for activation. The remaining work is to finalize rehabilitation of associated well pump stations with completion in May 2023.

The project was financed through the Massachusetts Drinking Water State Revolving Loan Fund. The High St. WTP will treat groundwater from four separate well sources for iron and manganese for 40% of the Town’s water supply.

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Congratulations to the 62 recipients receiving grants through this program in their efforts to support a more sustainable Commonwealth!

Rendering design by AECOM

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Designed with the future in mind, the plant will employ technologies which can be easily expanded with the ever-changing environment and new regulations. EP Principal Helen Gordon has been instrumental throughout many phases of this project and serves as OPM for all municipalities and will continue to partner with AECOM and Walsh Construction as they all work together to make this project a great success!

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Including a garage and operations area, the Populatic WTP will treat water from four wells for iron and manganese with space for future PFAS treatment. The work includes upgrades to the Populatic Street and Village Street wells along with demolition of the existing garage and supply house buildings.

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Congratulations to our team who worked over the last 16 months providing Owner’s Project Management services for design and construction, as well as public outreach and construction administration services. And thank you for the Town of Yarmouth for the opportunity to be part of such an important project!

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The plant will treat surface water supply including PFAS6 removal, and is designed to have capacity for 12.5MGD (million gallons per day) providing clean water to almost 80,000 residents between the three communities. EP has worked hard with the three municipalities as well as environmental agencies including MEPA to ensure the local ecosystem is protected.

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The new facility will provide dedicated buildings for management and administration, vehicle maintenance and vehicle storage, and was carefully constructed while maintaining operations of the existing aged facility.

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