Location: Washington, DC  |  Owner: National Park Service  |    Completed: Ongoing

Westerly is the prime contractor of this project at the National Capital Parks-East, Hiker/Biker trail, and various locations throughout the Washington, DC vicinity.

The scope of the work includes construction, repair, and replacement of 7.2 miles of asphalt trail sections. The work also includes restoration of gravel trail sections, installation/relocation of motor vehicle prevention boulders and pressure-treated wood posts, and cast-in-place concrete foundations and steel movable posts. Westerly is constructing a pressure-treated wood boardwalk with members and decking, galvanized plates and bolts, and concrete sonotube foundations.

Westerly provided protection of sensitive natural resources, safety protection for the public, and complete traffic control when working in public right-of-way.

Location: Washington, DC  |  Owner: National Park Service   |  Completed: Ongoing

Westerly is the prime contractor of Arlington Memorial Bridge restoration project. Westerly will reconstruct with new granite stone material 30 feet of damaged balustrade.  This includes adding  20 new granite newels, resetting or replacing three rails, resetting one plinth, and replacing two 6 feet long each granite curbs. Westerly will stabilize the balustrade by removing one piece of granite rail, one plinth and 5 newels.  Once removed, Westerly will provide safety barrier until final repair is completed. Westerly shall also salvage three granite pieces of railing from the Potomac River (three foot depth) at bridge pier #2 and haul salvaged material to the GWMP Parkway Maintenance Facility, for storage by Owner. 

A sports utility vehicle lost control on the westbound lanes of the Arlington Memorial Bridge smashing and damaging 30 feet of the granite balustrade on the south end of the bridge at pier #2 closest to Memorial Circle. Additionally, another segment of the balustrade and a plinth was destabilized and damaged. The gaping hole in the balustrade is a safety risk that must be repaired as soon as possible. Temporary fence and jersey barriers have been installed.
This is an ongoing restoration work in progress.

Location:  Sharpsburg, MD  |  Owner: National Park Service  |  Completed:  February 2015

EGI Westerly team was the prime contractor on this delicate and complex project to repair and repaint the iron gates and fence of the Antietam National Cemetery which has been on the National Historic Register since 1966. The four-section gate way which is 26’ wide and 7’,4” high was infiltrated by water resulting in rust which had cracked open a significant number of brackets, a few to the point of falling apart. The paint was failing throughout and required safe lead-based paint abatement. 

 EGI Westerly team carefully removed, cleaned, and reused as much of the original gate as possible. Corrosion pitting required special handling with application of plastic metal required to be applied no sooner than four hours after priming. All areas were painted matte black with the exception of the center eagles and shields which were painted gold. The outstanding results befit the honoring of the 23,110 men who were killed, wounded or missing on September 17, 1862, at the Battle of Antietam.

Location:  Washington, DC  |  Owner: National Park Service  |  Completed:  February 2011                                 

EGI Westerly team performed a historic restoration to the lodge and rostrum at the National Battleground Cemetery located in Washington, DC near the location of the battle of Fort Stevens.

The project involved delicate and detailed work to restore and preserve important national treasures.

The marble rostrum, originally built shortly after the battle in 1864, was badly in need of restoration.  EGI Westerly performed plaster ceiling and concrete foundation replacement, as well as delicately removing rust stains and other mars from the marble.  

The lodge, which was originally used to house the cemetery keeper, was similarly in disrepair.  EGI Westerly team performed a complete restoration, including replacement of the slate roof, windows, utility upgrades, structural concrete replacement, and interior architectural restoration.

Location:  Washington, DC  |  Owner: US Department of Veterans Affairs  |  Completed:  August 2010

Westerly Enterprises performed as a subcontractor to HSU Builders to complete wiring project at VA Hospital located at 50 Irving Street, NW DC. 

Project included installation of motion detection device and panic button in the newly renovated cashier booth located in the basement of the hospital.

Location: Washington, DC|  Owner: NAC Campus Sewer Repairs at the Nebraska Ave. Complex|  Completed: Ongoing

Westerly is the Prime Contractor on this project which originally included demo and replacement of 600 lf of 10” sanitary sewer line under an existing parking lot.  

Westerly and its subcontractors worked with the Owner to provide not only costs savings, but a way to preserve the parking lot.  In lieu of removing and replacing, the SOW now calls for providing services to reline the pipe.  Originally thought to be concrete, the original terra cotta pipe will be lined with a resin material. In order to perform this work, Westerly will also provide a bypass system to keep the sewer line operational during the relining process.