Hudson Prince Engineering & Inspection provided environmental compliance services during construction for the US-169 and I-44 interchange and bridge rehabilitation project in Tulsa County, Oklahoma. This project involved improvements along a critical 0.6-mile corridor within a heavily traveled urban interchange, requiring careful coordination to maintain traffic flow during construction.
Hudson Prince coordinated with the project team prior to construction to establish environmental compliance procedures, including stormwater permitting requirements, inspection protocols, and implementation of erosion and sediment control measures appropriate for an urban environment.
During construction, Hudson Prince conducted routine SWPPP inspections, including weekly inspections, and verified compliance with environmental requirements. The team documented site conditions, coordinated corrective actions, and ensured environmental commitments were maintained throughout construction while accommodating complex traffic control and staging constraints.
Hudson Prince also supported project closeout activities, including verification of final stabilization and preparation of Notice of Termination (NOT) documentation, helping ensure the project achieved full regulatory compliance while delivering critical infrastructure improvements in the Tulsa metropolitan area.
