The 99th Street Park & Ride facility was a significant transportation infrastructure project undertaken by C-TRAN in Vancouver, Washington, between 2005 and 2007. The project aimed to create a convenient and accessible park and ride facility for commuters, enhancing the overall transit experience, and promoting the use of public transportation in the region.

As the Project Manager for Site Development, Engineering, and Capital Improvement Projects, our primary responsibilities included providing leadership, facilitating collaboration, and overseeing the project delivery, performance, and plan implementation. We worked closely with consultants, clients, and owner's representatives to manage various tasks related to site plan development, design coordination, and land use permits.

In addition to managing the project's scope, schedule, and budget, we also played a crucial role in developing final plans, specifications, and cost estimates for the 99th Street Park & Ride facility. By implementing stringent quality assurance and quality control measures, we ensured that the project met the highest design, construction, and overall functionality standards.

Our team managed multi-disciplinary engineering capital improvement design projects in transportation, transit, and urban planning throughout the project. We fostered strong relationships with all stakeholders, facilitating seamless communication and collaboration to ensure the successful completion of the 99th Street Park & Ride facility.

The successful completion of the 99th Street Park & Ride facility contributed significantly to developing a more efficient and sustainable transportation network in Vancouver, Washington. By providing a convenient and accessible solution for commuters, the project helped to reduce traffic congestion, encourage the use of public transportation, and promote a more sustainable urban environment.