RES NO 10-02-2021 CITY OF VAN BUREN,ARKANSAS
RESOLUTION NO. 10 - 02 -2021
BE IT ENACTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, FOR THE CITY OF VAN BUREN,
ARKANSAS, A RESOLUTION TO BE ENTITLED:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO
A CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE CITY
OF VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS,AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
WHEREAS, Van Buren, Arkansas, is applying for Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP)
funding through the Arkansas Department of Emergency Management and FEMA
for the purpose of planning, design, bidding, and construction administration for a
drainage project that will address flooding issues in downtown Van Buren; and
WHEREAS, Van Buren received (1) one response to the request for qualifications for
engineering services.
NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS, THAT:
SECTION 1: That the City Council of Van Buren, Arkansas authorizes the Mayor to enter into
an engineering contract with Hawkins Weir for the engineering services for the
proposed drainage improvements along Main Street and Washington Street.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City of Van Buren, Arkansas, by its City Council, did
pass, approve, and adopt, by a vote of CD for and y against, the foregoing Resolution at its
regular meeting held on the 251h day of October 2021.
Jo4eEhA Hurst
Mayor
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Company Overview
Services Provided
Project Experience
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Firm Background
Hawkins-Weir Engineers, Inc. is an Arkansas-based full
service consulting firm that specializes in municipal water,
wastewater, and transportation infrastructure. The relative
youth of our firm enables us to offer hands-on modern and
innovative solutions for a fair price. Combining our energy
and expertise with your local operations experience allows
the delivery of timely and cost-effective solutions that are
tailored to fit your needs. We are confident that once you
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A Leader in the State of Arkansas
Hawkins-Weir Engineers is Arkansas' fastest growing civil
and environmental consulting firm. While we are very
proud of that growth, we are also very mindful that our
success is directly related to providing each of our clients
with the individual attention they deserve. Our firm is
committed to maintaining the size, stability and resources
necessary to successfully undertake a diverse range of
projects without sacrificing customer service.
Our Business Philosophy
We maintain the same simple business philosophy for all our
projects, regardless of scope—to provide the highest level of
professional engineering services to meet our clients'
individual needs regarding project budget and schedule. We
measure our success by client satisfaction, and the hallmark
of our business model is repeat business. We also
acknowledge that any success we have enjoyed is directly
related to the success of our clients and their projects.
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Engineering Client Success is not just a tagline at Hawkins-
Weir Engineers, it is our passion. To us, client success means
understanding our clients'needs and expectations by listening
carefully to each through every step of the project. We
understand the conflicting demands of balancing
infrastructure needs and environmental and public health
protection with fiscal reality. Our project teams integrate the
appropriate multidisciplinary resources and streamline all
efforts throughout the entire project to achieve the best total
solution for each and every client.
Office Locations
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With four convenient locations in Arkansas, Hawkins-Weir
Engineers is never too far away. Our firm has proudly served
the River Valley for 41 years from our office in historic R
downtown Van Buren. Now with regional offices in Little -`
Rock, Fayetteville, and historic downtown Fort Smith, we
stand ready to respond to your community's needs.
Physical Location of our Offices
110 South 7`h Street
Van Buren,Arkansas 72956
438 East Millsap Road, Suite 200
Fayetteville,Arkansas 72703
211 Natural Resources Drive "*
Little Rock,Arkansas 72205
403 Garrison Avenue, Suite 101
Fort Smith,Arkansas 72901
Firm Ownership
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The legal name of our firm is Hawkins-Weir Engineers, Inc.
The firm is owned by a partnership of eight professional
engineers, of which, the following serve as the firm's Board
of Directors:
Brett D. Peters, P.E.
President & Chief Executive Officer
Barry K. McCormick, P.E.
Chief Financial Officer Brett D. Peters Barry K. McCormick
Aaron M. Benzing, P.E.
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Vice President of Client Relations, Little Rock
J. Kyle Salyer, P.E., P.S.
Vice President of Client Relations, Van Buren
Jeremy D. Shores, P.E.
Vice President of Operations Aaron M.Benzing Kyle Salyer
Larry E.Yancey, P.E.
Vice President of Human Resources
The remaining owners include A.J. Kaufman, P.E., and
Joshua Durham, P.E.
Jeremy D.Shores Larry E.Yancey
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As a professional civil and environmental engineering
consulting firm, we maintain diverse expertise to support
j our clients' goals. From studies to design and construction,
we customize our services to meet your needs.
Wet Infrastructure
Hawkins-Weir Engineers is Arkansas' Leader for Wet
Infrastructure projects. Water and wastewater systems are
the lifeblood of your community's economic engine. A
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l today while planning for the needs of tomorrow. Utilities
across the state take comfort in their knowledge that we
iwill not overbuild their projects to drive up our fee. That is
just one of the ways that we continue to earn their repeat
business. From water supply to storage and wastewater
AAcollection to discharge, we have the wet infrastructure
experience that you deserve.
Preparing an accurate and detailed design is only part of
what is needed for the success of your project. At
Hawkins-Weir Engineers, we understand the importance of
seeing your project through to completion. That is why we
maintain a field staff of construction experts to provide
contract administration, resident project observation, and
critical phase inspection services. We have experience
working with the contractors that serve this region and
=W know how to leverage their abilities to your benefit. We
0 are also experienced in providing the requirements of
a' funding agencies such as ANRC & USDA. Let us take the
im headache out of your next construction project by putting
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Streets & Drainage
Aging roadways and storm drainage infrastructure is an issue
that numerous communities are facing. These improvements
require considerable investment to replace or rehabilitate to
modern day standards. At Hawkins-Weir Engineers, we
understand that funding these improvements is challenging
and the available budgets need to be managed and allocated
wisely. We strive for projects to be completed with
minimum public disruption, safely, and within the project's
schedule and budget. Our storm drainage designs focus on
improving the conveyance of stormwater through various
closed and open channel systems, with improved water
quality design aspects. We provide innovative solutions to '
improve various forms of transportation from pedestrian
walking trails and bikeways to major arterial streets.
Hawkins-Weir Engineers offers innovated solutions to
roadway and stormwater designs to keep communities and
stormwater on the move.
Other Services
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Cities and utilities across Arkansas count on Hawkins-Weir to
provide all of their engineering needs. We offer a broad
array of ancillary services to complement our core business.
These services include regulatory assistance, project funding
assistance, expert witness work, surveying, structural design,
rate studies, land development services and more.
Equipment & Facilities
They say a carpenter is only as good as his tools; that same °
sentiment applies to engineering design. That is why our
firm is heavily invested in the cutting-edge software systems
used by the leaders of our industry. Slide rules and
spreadsheets served the engineering field well in the past,
but the efficiency demanded in a modern world requires
powerful computer simulators, 3D designs, and GIS models
along with the expertise to operate them. These advanced
tools save our clients' money by decreasing design time and
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improving overall project efficiency. Hawkins-Weir
Engineers has continually evolved with advances in
technology to provide our clients state-of-the-art solutions, I
but we haven't forgotten the value of common sense and ,
old-fashioned customer service.
Project Funding Assistance
At Hawkins-Weir, we understand that the biggest obstacle to
many projects is funding. Our firm has a solid track record of
helping our clients identify and receive all of the financial
assistance available for their projects including grants, low "
interest loans, and bonds.
Regulatory Assistance 3
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Through our involvement with national, state, and localaie<
professional organizations, Hawkins-Weir Engineers stays up-
to-date on the legislative climate and regulatory trends that
affect our clients. Our engineers have formed long-standing
professional relationships with the state's regulatory agencies.
We are experienced in the permitting processes enforced by staysHW up-to-date on
these agencies, and stand ready to work with them to achieve legislative
the best possible outcome for our clients. the
• regulatory trends
Quality Control •
Quality control is not simply minimizing errors, it also requires
a blend of innovation and effective communication to ensure
that the solution provided will yield the best outcome for your
project. For that reason, quality control is one of our top
priorities. All of our designs are reviewed at the 30%and 60%
project milestones by senior engineers who are members of
the project's Technical Review Team. These engineers apply
their years of experience to improve your project.
At the 90% project milestone, members of the Technical
Review Team, along with members of the Design Team, ' -
perform a cross-checking review to eliminate any
interdisciplinary conflicts. Inconsistencies between the designs
of the various disciplines (mechanical, civil, structural,
electrical, etc.) are the most common cause of change orders
during a construction project. These types of errors can easily
be identified and corrected prior to bid by the proper
application of a multidisciplinary cross-checking review. This
review simplifies construction and saves our clients' money.
In addition to the required involvement of the Design Team
and the Technical Review Team in the quality control
process, Hawkins-Weir Engineers encourages our clients'
active involvement in the design process. Project documents
are provided to the client for review at the 30%, 60% and 1
90% milestones (or more frequently if desired). Meetings are
held at these milestones to listen to our clients and answer
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Insurance • S
Hawkins-Weir Engineers carries the following insurance
policies. We also maintain excess liability coverage that will
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enable us to meet your insurance requirements. A copy of
our insurance certificate can be provided upon request. 00
• Worker's Compensation and Liability Insurance OP
Comprehensive Liability
• Comprehensive Automobile Liability
• Professional Liability Insurance
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Project Description Client:
Arkansas& Missouri Railroad
The Arkansas & Missouri Railroad (AMRR) recently partnered
with the City of Van Buren, Arkansas, to replace a failing
concrete retaining wall that was jeopardizing the City's Construction Costs:
primary drainage infrastructure in the downtown area as well $388,000
as an AMRR trestle that was constructed in 1913. Hawkins-
Weir Engineers (HW) facilitated negotiations between the Contractor;
City and the AMRR resulting in a 50/50 partnership for Crawford Construction Company
project construction costs. The AMRR's portion of these costs
was less than $200,000, and resulted in savings to the City
and the AMRR of approximately $350,000 each. In addition
to its financial success, the project secured the future
operation of the City's drainage improvements and the
AMRR's trestle, while simultaneously improving the
appearance of this area of downtown Van Buren. HW is
proud of the role that we played in this project from
facilitating negotiations to engineering design and
construction management services.
110 South 7th Street ■ Van Buren,AR 72956 ■ 479,474.1227 j 211 Natural Resources Dr. ■ Little Rock,AR 72205 ■ 501.374.4846
438 East Millsap Rd.■Suite 200 ■ Fayetteville,AR 72703 ■ 479.455.2206 1 403 Garrison Ave.■ Suite 101 ■ Fort Smith,AR 72901 ■ 479.242.4685
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Project Description Client:
The Mike Meyer Park Drainage Improvements Project in Van City of Van Buren,Arkansas
Buren, Arkansas replaced an existing pedestrian bridge over
an unnamed tributary to the Arkansas River. The existing
Construction Costs:
pedestrian bridge provided connectivity from the parking lot
to the walking trails along the Arkansas River in Mike Meyer $184,274
Park. The project consisted of removing the existing
pedestrian bridge and construction of a new reinforced
Contractor:
concrete box culvert and reinforced concrete drainage
channel. The project also included construction of a multi-use Silco Construction, Inc.
trail and concrete street. These road improvements will help
provide future connectivity between two of Van Buren's City
Parks. The drainage improvements also incorporated the
existing architecture of Mike Meyer Park by re-purposing
architectural railing and restoring the existing light fixtures.
Hawkins-Weir provided funding assistance, project design,
construction observation, and construction management
services for the project. The project was partially funded
through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program administrated
by the Arkansas Department of Emergency Management with
the State providing 50/50 matching funds to the City of Van
Buren,Arkansas.
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438 East Millsop Rd.■Suite 200 • FayettvAlle:AR 72703 • 479,455,2206 1403 Garrison Ave.a Suite 101 • Fort Smith,AR 72901 a 479,242.4685
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Project Description Client:
Using proceeds from the city portion of the Crawford County City of Van Buren,Arkansas
sales tax, the City of Van Buren, Arkansas identified five
streets for the 2015 Van Buren Street Improvement Project. Construction Costs:
The City selected Hawkins-Weir to provide engineering $702,000
design and inspection services for the project, and following
approval of the preliminary designs, the overall project was
split into two phases for bidding and construction purposes. Contractor:
Forsgren, Inc.
The Phase I project included a total of 8,500 linear feet of
pavement repairs and asphalt surface patching on Northridge
Drive from Highland Circle to Arkansas State Highway 59;
Poplar Street from Fayetteville Road to North 20t' Street; and
Alma Boulevard from North 20'h Street to North 281' Street.
Phase I also included minor drainage improvements such as
new concrete drainage swales, concrete curb replacement,
and storm drainage pipe extensions. Following milling of the
pavement surfaces, each street received a new hot mix
asphalt overlay and traffic control striping. Phase II of the
project, for portions of North 91 and North 20th Streets, will
be scheduled for bidding and construction at a later date.
110 South 7th Street ■ Van Buren,AR 72956 ■ 479.474,1227 1 211 Natural Resources Dr. • Little Rock,AR 72205 • 501.374.4846
438 East Mil€sap Rd.■Suite 200 ■ Fayetteville,AR 72703 ■ 479.455.2206 1 403 Garrison Ave.■ Suite 101 ■ Fort Smith,AR 72901 ■ 479.242,4685
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Project Description Client:
Through funding provided by the City of Fort Smith one-cent City of Fort Smith, Arkansas
sales tax devoted to streets and drainage improvements, Engineering Department
Hawkins-Weir has annually provided engineering design
services for street and drainage projects. The 2013 Capital Construction Costs:
Improvements project includes rehabilitation and $206,800
reconstruction of approximately 3,300 feet of Dallas Street, a
residential collector street. The existing street is concrete, and
sections of the concrete had failed and displaced vertically. Contractor:
The improvements involved replacing failed concrete panels Forsgren, Inc.
with a full-depth reinforced concrete repair and diamond
grinding the entire street section to provide a smoother
driving surface resulting in a better ride quality and less road
noise.
110 South 7th Street • Van Buren,AR 72956 • 479.474,1227 i 211 Natural Resources Dr. ■ Little Rock,AR 72205 • 501 374.4846
438 East Millsop Rd.•Suite 200 • Fayette0le,AR 72703 ■ 479.455.2206 ; 403 Garrison Ave.■ Suite 101 ■ Fort Smith,AR 72901 ■ 479.242.4685
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Project Description City of Fort Smith, Arkansas
Increases in traffic caused by residential development in south Engineering Department
Fort Smith, Arkansas led the City of Fort Smith to consider
expanding Geren Road, a city collector street between Construction Costs:
Arkansas State Highway 45 and South 58 Street, that serves $5,240,000 (estimated)
several residential subdivisions and a large scale apartment
complex. In 2014, Fort Smith selected Hawkins-Weir to
prepare a conceptual design for its reconstruction that
included a wider street section, a proposed route for a public
multi-use trail, and identification of potential public and
franchised utility conflicts.
In 2015, the City of Fort Smith expanded the scope of services for Hawkins-Weir to include preliminary and final
design phases for the project Improvements include the reconstruction of 5,200 linear-feet of street and widening to
38 feet to accommodate a continuous left-hand turning lane and construction of an adjacent 10 foot-wide, paved
multi-use trail. Stormwater improvements will be designed to 25-year storm frequencies and include parallel and
crossing drains along Geren Road and minor extensions into connecting side streets. The project also includes minor
public utility relocations and coordination with franchised utilities for relocation of their transmission and distribution
lines.
Right-of-way and easement acquisition is expected to be completed in late 2016. Relocation of franchise utilities will
begin in early 2017,with construction of the street and drainage improvements expected to begin mid-2017.
110 South 7th Street a Van Buren,AR 72956 ■ 479.474.1227 E 211 Natural Resources Dr. • Little Rack,AR 72205 a 501.374.4846
438 East Mrilsop Rd.•Suite 200 ■ Fayetteville.AR 72703 • 479,455,2206 1 403 Garrison.Ave.■ Suite 101 ■ Fort Smith,AR 72901 • 479,242.4685
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Project Description Client:
City of Lavaca,Arkansas
The City of Lavaca, Arkansas, had two objectives when
moving forward with plans to improve one of the City's main
residential streets, North Division Street. The first goal of the Construction Costs:
project was to improve the roadway from an estate type street $506,000
with open ditches to a curb and gutter street with enclosed
drainage. The City's second goal was to provide a safe Contractor:
walking corridor from Arkansas Highway 96 to Oak Bower Cove Creek Construction, Inc.
Community Park located at the northern end of North
Division Street. The project accomplished both of the City's
objectives, and the final construction cost was approximately
8% less than the original contract price. Hawkins-Weir
Engineers provided preliminary design, final design, assistance
during bidding, and construction management services to the
City for this successful project.
110 South 7th Street • Van Buren,AR 72956 ■ 479,474,1227 i 211 Natural Resources Dr ■ Little Rock,AR 72205 • 501.374,4846
438 East Millsop Rd.•Suite 200 • Fayetteville,AR 72703 ■ 479.455.2206 1 403 Garrison Ave.• Suite 101 • Fort Smith,AR 72901 • 479.242.4685
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Mr. Peters is a licensed Professional Engineer in the States
of Arkansas and Oklahoma. His broad range of experiences
includes all facets of water infrastructure, wastewater col-
lection, sanitary sewer system rehabilitation, pipeline de-
sign, structural analysis/design, long-range and emergency
planning, construction management, constructability anal-
yses, value engineering, and project management. He is a
Principal at Hawkins-Weir Engineers (HW) and was pro-
moted to President & Chief Executive Officer in 2012.
Under his leadership, HW has expanded its geographic
footprint into Little Rock, Fayetteville, and Fort Smith serv-
ing the entire State of Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma.
Mr. Peters began his career at HW following completion ofi
his undergraduate studies, and except for a brief 2-year
hiatus in the early 1990s, has worked for the firm his entire Education:
B.S.,Civil Engineering
career. In 1992, Mr. Peters joined a structural engineering University of Arkansas, 1989
firm in Fort Smith, Arkansas, and participated in the design
of several low and medium-rise buildings in Fort Smith and Professional Registration:
Northwest Arkansas. Some of the more notable buildings Professional Engineer
include Cooper Clinic in Fort Smith, and the Patient Tower Arkansas&Oklahoma
and Physicians Office Building at Northwest Medical Cen-
ter in Springdale. Mr. Peters returned to Hawkins-Weir in Professional Organizations:
1994, and became a Principal in 1996. Arkansas Water&Wastewater ManagersAssociation (AWWMA)
In his capacity as President& CEO, Mr. Peters has worked Arkansas Water Works&Water Environment
with many utilities in Arkansas and Oklahoma, valuing the Association (AWW&WEA)
relationships that he has developed and the trust these cli- American Concrete Institute(ACI)
ents have placed in him and HW. As the son of a former National/Arkansas Society of Professional
Utility Water Treatment Plant Supervisor, this client trust is Engineers(NSPE/ASPE)
not taken lightly. Mr. Peters' emphasis to the HW Team is
that a design must not only meet the client's expectations Civic Organizations:
President,Van Buren Rotary Club,2005-06;
in regard to budget and schedule, but also in operational Paul Harris Fellow
function and flexibility. Chairman,Van Buren Chamber of Commerce,
2005
Mr. Peters is a resident of Crawford County, Arkansas
where he lives with his wife Audra on their family farm Honors &Awards:
near Mountainburg. He is active in the local community Arkansas Young Engineer of the Year
and throughout Crawford County. He is also serving in his 1998-99
second decade as a Bank Director for a local community Inductee,Arkansas Academy of Civil Engineers,
bank, Citizens Bank& Trust Company. 2010
Member, Leadership Fort Smith,Class of 1997
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IENGINEERS, I N C.
A licensed Professional Engineer and Surveyor, Mr. Salyer
has served as Project Engineer on both public and private
sector projects, with responsibility for their conceptual de-
velopment, detailed design, preparation of studies and re-
ports, contract administration, and construction manage-
ment. He is responsible for the Professional Surveying ser-
vices of the firm with experience in subdivision develop-
ments, commercial site planning, permitting for flood map-
ping amendments and revisions, and ALTA boundary sur-
veys. ,
Mr. Salyer has played a key role on many notable projects ;
at Hawkins-Weir that include water distribution system
modeling,street design,stormwater drainage system design,
concrete structure design, construction management and Education:
land development. For the City of Fort Smith Utility Depart- B.S.,Civil Engineering
ment, he served as Resident Engineer in charge of project University of Arkansas,2000
inspection and contract administration for the expansion of Professional Registration:
the Massard Wastewater Treatment Plant. For the same util- Professional Engineer
ity, he was also the Project Engineer for the design and con- Arkansas&Oklahoma
struction management of multiple sewer interceptor pro- Professional Surveyor,Arkansas
jects that included over 25,000 feet of 12-inch to 42-inch Professional Organizations:
gravity sewer. Arkansas Society of Professional Surveyors(ASPS)
Arkansas Water&Wastewater Managers
He served as Project Engineer in charge of engineering stud- Association(AWWMA)
ies,design and contract administration for the water storage Arkansas Water Works&Water Environment As-
tanks, pump stations and water distribution improvements sociation (AwW&WEA)
for the cities of Mountainburg,Arkansas and Arkoma,Okla- American Public Works Assoc.(APWA),
homa. He was also Project Engineer for Van Buren Munici- Arkansas Director 2011-2013
pal Utilities where he was instrumental in the design of the American Council of Engineering Companies/Ar-
4th Street submersible pump station and force main and kansas,Awards Committee,2011-2013
construction management of the South Wastewater Treat- Boards & Civic Organizations:
ment Plant. For the Sallisaw Municipal Authority he was the Appointed Member,Arkansas State Board of
Design Team Member in charge of analyzing the raw water Registration For Professional Engineers and
transmission line,design of the finished water pump station, Professional Surveyors—Engineer Member 2017-
2025;Vice President 2020-2021;
and the Sports Complex water transmission line. Mr. Salyer President 2021-2022
has been a Partner at Hawkins-Weir since 2009, and in Jan- Inductee,Arkansas Academy of Civil Engineering,
uary 2012 was promoted to Vice-President in Charge of Cli- 2021
ent Relations in Van Buren. Member, Leadership Crawford County
Class of 2003
Van Buren Municipal Auditorium Commission,
2004-2011; President/Chairman 2009-2011
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Mr. Peacock joined Hawkins-Weir in September 2011 and
serves as a Project Manager out of our Fayetteville office.
He was promoted to Associate in February 2021. A Pro-
fessional Engineer in the state of Arkansas, his responsibili-
ties include planning, design, and construction administra-
tion on public works and private development projects.
He has worked with many communities including Fort
Smith, Van Buren, Sebastian County and Little Rock de-
signing improvements to city streets and storm water sys-
tems. He is experienced in roadway design and storm _
water modeling including the preparation of three-
dimensional models of road and storm water systems, and
engineering studies and reports.
Mr. Peacock is also experienced with site civil design. He Education:
has developed site layouts including grading, paving, storm B.S., Civil Engineering
water, and utilities for a variety of public and private de-
University of Arkansas,2011
velopments including residential subdivisions, commercial
developments, and institutional facilities. Mr. Peacock Professional Registration;
recently designed the site civil improvements for the new Professional Engineer
Oliver Springs Elementary School in Van Buren, Arkansas. Arkansas
Mr. Peacock has been involved in the design of numerous Professional Organizations:
water and wastewater projects including wastewater pump National Society of Professional
station evaluation and design, water distribution system Engineers(NSPE)
modeling and design, and wastewater collection system Arkansas Society of Professional
design. He has developed and analyzed hydraulic models Engineers(ASPE)
of a number of public water systems, and assisted in the
preparation of Water System Master Plans for those com-
munities.
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Honorable George McGill, Mayor
City of Fort Smith,Arkansas
479.784.2201
rt Mr. Carl Geffken, City Administrator
City of Fort Smith,Arkansas
479.784.2201
Mr.Jeff Dingman
Deputy City Administrator
City of Fort Smith,Arkansas
479.784.2437
Mr. Lance McAvoy
Director of Utilities
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City of Fort Smith Utility Department
479.494.3909
Mr.Jimmie Johnson, P.E.
Deputy Director of Utility Engineering
City of Fort Smith Utility Department
479.494.3937
Mr. Clinton D.Allison, P.E.
W Utility Engineering Program Manager
City of Fort Smith Utility Department
479.494.3900
Mr. Stan Snodgrass, P.E.
Director of Engineering
City of Fort Smith,Arkansas
479.784.2225
` Honorable Joe Hurst, Mayor
City of Van Buren,Arkansas
479.474.1541
Mr. Steve Dufresne, Director
Van Buren Municipal Utilities
Van Buren,Arkansas
479.474.5067