  
    Wake County needed a self-contained stormwater monitoring system, remotely powered and accessible through a mobile phone, for the Lake Crabtree dam 23 (Wake-356). Alpha & Omega Group designed and developed a remote monitoring system, based on a feasibility study we conducted previously.
  

  Client:

    Wake County
Location:

    Raliegh, NC
Service Provided:

    Stormwater engineering, water resources engineering,
      construction administration
Subconsultants:

    None
Contact:

    Rick Stogner, PE, CEM, BEP

      (919) 870-2045
Professional service fee

    $11,350
Start/completion:

    5/2019 – 2/2020
Project manager:

    Forrest Robbins

Our scope of services included a hydrologic and hydraulic study to calibrate lake levels with storm frequency in the watershed, identifying the frequency of emergency spillway activation. We determined the monitoring equipment needs and provided specifications for a data logger system with multiple sensors, and identified the location for the permanent mounting of the monitoring base station and individual sensors. We prepared an engineer’s construction cost estimate, will assist with bidding, and provide construction administration services. Ω

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Alpha & Omega Group

A civil, structural, and water resources engineering firm based in Raleigh, North Carolina. We offer services in bridge design and inspection, site development, government, and healthcare projects. We are registered with the NCDOT as a Small Professional Services Firm.