Powers Engineering, P.C.

Structural Design & Construction Engineering

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About the firm

Powers Engineering, P.C. (PEPC) is a structural and civil engineering practice based in Wilmington, Delaware, serving contractors and design teams throughout the eastern United States. PEPC supports heavy highway contractors, marine contractors, steel erectors, precast erectors, fabrication shops, engineering peers, and architects with construction submittals including structural calculations, construction drawings, and specifications. PEPC also prepares special load ratings for cranes, milling machines, and excavators for existing and proposed bridges during construction and demolition.

Team
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Firm type
Structural Engineering · Civil Engineering · Forensic Engineering

Credentials

Certified Bridge Safety Inspector (C.B.S.I.) · PennDOT Certified Bridge Safety Inspector · FHWA-NHI Bridge Safety Inspection Program · Certified Survey Technician (Office/Field Level II) - NSPS

People

Tom ScarangellaPrincipal Engineer

Capabilities

Structural Design

Design of structural building components including roofs, floor diaphragms, shear walls, moment frames, and foundations. Includes design of pedestrian bridges and boardwalks.

Construction & Demolition Engineering

Design of temporary structures and falsework such as debris catches, work platforms, containment systems, cofferdams, support of excavations, and jacking frames. Preparation of construction and demolition procedures.

Construction Submittals

Construction submittal support for bridge and multistory building projects.

  • Shop drawings
  • Crane erection plans
  • Structural calculations
  • Construction drawings
  • Specifications

Bridge Load Ratings

Special load ratings for cranes, milling machines, and excavators on existing and proposed bridges during construction and demolition phases.

Forensic Engineering & Inspection

Inspection and review services for existing structures.

  • Structural reports
  • Forensic engineering support

Industries

Transportation · Bridges · Marine · Infrastructure

Projects

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