Traditional Construction

• Structure Design, Construction, Upgrade, and Demolition
• Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Replacement and Upgrade
• Waterline and Valve Construction and Replacement
• Pre-engineered Building Construction
• Utility Design and Installation
• Fire Alarm System Upgrade
• Bridge Demolition and Removal
• Runway Repair
• Construction Management

OTIE provides traditional construction services nationwide, including design-build construction, upgrade, replacement, and demolition. We manage construction permitting including utility clearances and natural resources restoration. Our staff includes construction managers, QC managers, site superintendents, engineers, and field technicians. On all projects, safety is our top priority. OTIE’s interstate EMR is below the industry average of 1.0.

OTIE GIS specialists serve customers by turning data into solutions. Today’s information-based planning maximizes future efficiency and reduces costs. OTIE maintains the latest hardware, software, and web-based technologies and offers our customers a full range of GIS services including application development and secure, web-based monitoring tools.

	Delivered design/build of an 8,000 square foot Engagement Skills Training (EST) Facility 2000 for upgrade of Range 5 at Camp Roberts, CA. The EST Facility enhances mission readiness using sustainable state-of-the-art equipment.
	Provided safe demolition of historic buildings at NAS Pensacola, FL. Archaeologists monitored demolition and excavation for valuable historic structures, artifacts, and tools such as an old prison, foundry tools, and a cannon ball.
	Executed sediment dredging and construction for a boat ramp and lift for Navy watercraft in Lake Michigan for Great Lakes Naval Training Station, IL. OTIE constructed a portable dam to maintain dry conditions during ramp modifications. Dewatered over 1,500 CY of dredged sediment in five, 150-foot long, 8-foot diameter Geotubes®.
	Delivered design-build seawall repair along Jamaica Bay at the Marine Corps Reserve Center in Brooklyn, NY involving repair of nearly 1,200 feet of eroded bank and steel sheet pile bulkhead with nonwoven geotextile fabric, a 12-inch thick filter stone, and a 36-inch thick armor stone while leaving the existing steel sheet pile in place.