Construction of a new consolidated mission system integration laboratory for research, development, testing and evaluation. Associated improvements include the demolition of existing facilities, roadways, surrounding surface improvements, and new domestic water and fire services.
A Type II-modified aircraft maintenance hangar for the Navy’s V-22 squadron, airfield pavement, paved hanger access, laydown/storage area, and parking lot improvements. Site utilities include sewer, industrial waste, water service, fire service, gas, and storm drain.
Three static firing test bays and a Tactical Warehouse. Associated improvements include the demolition of existing facilities, roadways, surrounding surface improvements, and new domestic water and fire services.
A Radiographic Building, in support of the Navy Ordnance Test and Evaluation Division. In addition to the building, site improvements include pads for fire pump housing, CO2 storage and conditioning pad, hazardous waste storage, and central chiller; ammunitions storage magazines; access road; parking and laydown area; surrounding pedestrian access. Site utilities include sewer, water service, fire service, gas, and storm drain.
130 guest room luxury hotel located on the ocean bluff in Encinitas. Along with the hotel and subterranean parking, the site improvements included front entry driveway and drop-off, vehicular access and maintenance road, pedestrian access and other site amenities associated with hotel use. Site utilities included public and private water, sewer and storm drain.
The redevelopment of the 522 acre California Auto Club Speedway site includes 7 industrial buildings, supporting infrastructure and future NASCAR track, facilities and associated amenities.
The NAVFAC project, at Camp Pendleton, included a new 1st Marine Division HQ building, 1st Marine Division Battalion HQ building, Parade field, and associated site improvements.
A two-module F-35 hanger and associated airfield development built in two phases (P-284 and P-391). In addition to the hangars, associated improvements included airfield paving and striping, expanded POV parking; operational storage building; wash rack control building; water storage tank; pedestrian pathways; storm water retention basins; utilities including force main sewer, gravity sewer, industrial waste, domestic water, fire service, gas, and storm drain.
Ormat has multiple geothermal facilities located in the Imperial Valley. The plants produce renewable energy that is distributed to the Imperial Irrigation District. Hale Engineering has been providing on-going civil engineering and surveying services for Ormat for over 15 years. We have been involved with many of their projects throughout the Imperial Valley.
The Mount Signal Solar Project is located near Calexico, Imperial Valley. This 200 megawatt solar farm is a large, utility scale project that transmits power to SDG&E’s “Sunrise Powerlink”. The PV solar field covers approximately 1940 acres, which includes it’s own substation and 4.5 miles of transmission line.
Palm Tree Plaza is a neighborhood retail shopping center located on Cannon Road in Oceanside, California, with tenants such as Walgreens and First Bank.
Multiple San Diego Locations: Eastlake , Fillmore, Sun Valley, Otay Lakes, Santee, plus many more!
For over 15 years, Hale Engineering has provided Jack In The Box with civil engineering and land surveying services for numerous projects located throughout Southern California. Past projects include both the construction of new restaurants and revitalization of existing Jack In the Box facilities.
The IVSC 1 Solar Project is located in the Townsite of Niland, Imperial Valley. This 23 megawatt solar photovoltaic energy generation project encompasses approximately 123 acres and incorporates fixed-tilt PV technology. Construction was completed in 2012, at which time began the delivery of renewable energy to the Imperial Irrigation District.
Canyon Springs Plaza is a large retail shopping center located on at the intersection of Day Street and Canyon Springs Parkway in the City of Riverside, California. This project involved various tenants including Best Buy, Fazoli’s, Shell Gas, and other retail spaces.
This commercial/ retail center is a 6-acre site with Ralph’s Grocery Store as the anchor tenant. The project involved redevelopment and revitalization of an older and underutilized shopping center.
The P-545 Aircraft Maintenance Hangers are located on the Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma, in Yuma, Arizona. P-545 is a design-build project consisting of two Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) compliant aircraft maintenance hangars, along with aircraft parking aprons, taxiways, privately owned vehicle (POV) parking lot, and associated infrastructure. The Hangers are scheduled for delivery this year.
Rimrock Estates is an exclusive 350-acre estate site development. We have provided engineering and surveying services on more than 20 individual high end custom homes within the development.
Stoneridge is a 240-acre project comprised of 2 single family neighborhoods (334 total units), 1 multi-family neighborhood and a commercial center, CFD improvements, a multi-use trail system and on-ramp/off-ramp improvements at SR-60 and Nason Street.
Construction was completed on the De Luz Child Development Center (CDC) P-601 in 2011. The design-build project, located in Headquarters 12 Area, included a preschool building constructed around a central piazza , 4 playgrounds, and numerous educational amenities. The preschool employs a Reggio Emilia based curriculum. This approach considers the environment to be the “third teacher”. A top priority throughout the project design was to plan a stimulating learning environment in accordance with the Reggio Emilia philosophy.
Construction was completed on the School of Infantry in 2013. The design-build project, on MCB Camp Pendleton, consisted of a 4 story building, a 3 story parking structure, water reservoir improvements, and a solar field. This is a LEED Gold project with sustainable architectural and energy efficient features, storm water sustainability, an array of concentrated photovoltaic sun tracking solar power, geothermal well field heating and cooling, and other state of the art design features.
Cota Vera is a 320-acre master planned community consisting of single family and multi-family residential neighborhoods, commercial and retail centers, public facilities, parks, educational facilities, all of which are laid out around a welcoming town center. Construction is anticipated to begin in early 2014.
Construction was completed on the Ridgeline Trailhead (San Elijo Equestrian Staging Area) project during the summer of 2010. This project is located in San Marcos off of Twin Oaks Valley Road. It provides a “launching point” for hiking, biking and equestrian use of the trail system. The staging area provides parking with a restroom facility.
Emerald Cove is a high-end residential development composed of 122 attached and detached semi-custom homes. Completion of the final phase of construction is anticipated by the end of 2013.
Construction was completed on the Bachelor’s Enlisted Quarters (BEQ) Bid Pack # 5 project in 2012. The design-build project consisted of three BEQ campuses located in Del Mar 21 Area, Headquarters 14 Area, and Chappo 22 Area. In total, 5 BEQ buildings, 5 recreational facilities, numerous amenities, and the associated improvements were constructed across the 3 sites.
The 23-mile segment of concrete lined canal, constructed adjacent to the existing All American Canal, is located in the desert near Winterhaven, Imperial Valley. The Imperial Irrigation District was the lead agency on this significant water conservation project, which was completed in 2010.
Running along the beach from the Hotel Del Coronado to the east of Ocean Boulevard/ R.H. Dana Place, the Paseo del Mar is a pedestrian walkway/emergency vehicle access road constructed for and maintained by the Hotel Del Coronado.
The Salton Sea Interconnection Project (SSIP) is 230kV transmission line located in Imperial Valley. The total length is approximately 8 miles and is an integral part of the Imperial Irrigation District’s infrastructure for renewable energy.
Chabad Hebrew Academy is located along Pomerado Road in Scripps Ranch, California. The project included an education facility for preschool through 8th grading, along with site infrastructure and the associated grading, utilities and improvements.
Fletcher Cove Park is a beach front park located in the City of Solana Beach. With its ocean development theme, the park has received numerous awards for its creative design placing public gathering areas, a tot lot, ½ basketball court, amphitheater, parking and beach access within the confines of a two-acre site.
The North County Transit parking lot is located in the City of Encinitas along Vulcan Avenue. It provides convenient and efficient commuter parking for the Transit Station at ‘E’ Street.
The Welk Resort is located in the County of San Diego, just north of Escondido. The Resort, with its timeshares and many site amenities, has been a popular destination in San Diego for decades.
The Hotel Del Coronado (also known as The Del and Hotel Del) is an oceanfront luxury hotel in the city of Coronado. The Del is designated as both a California Historic Landmark and a National Historic Landmark.
This segment of Twin Oaks Valley Road is located just south of CSU San Marcos. It provides the prime arterial roadway link the San Elijo Hills master planned community. The 4,300 linear feet of grading and improvements was constructed through challenging terrain and geological conditions, including multiple environmental constraints.
Sunrise at Bonita in Chula Vista, California, is a senior assisted living community focused on individual wellness, offering personalized services and exclusive amenities. The project is located in the Bonita neighborhood of San Diego County, California.
SDG&E strives to provide reliable load capacity for the ever increasing southern California population. In Orange County, the ranch community of Rancho Mission Viejo will ultimately include approximately 6,000 acres of multiple villages composed of residential and mixed-use development. In 2011, to meet the anticipated demand of the new community SDG&E installed the Rancho Mission Viejo Substation.
