ASSET MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Forest Park Asset Inventory and Management

M3 Engineering collected data on 6,000 assets in Forest Park in St. Louis. Assets included buildings, statues, roads, sidewalks, bridges and other park amenities. 24 separate data collection applications were developed using ArcInfo. 120,000 data points were uploaded to ArcMap. Condition Assessment tools were developed that calculate remaining useful life, current value and added useful life resulting from asset investment. Forest Park assets have been deteriorating for years due to a lack of routine maintenance and repairs. Forest Park Forever, the park management agency, was in need of a system that would identify all assets, their location, condition and investment needs. The field data collection applications were used to collect...

St. Louis ADA Transition Plan

As part of the City of St. Louis’ ADA Transition Plan, M3 (as a subconsultant to Oates) helped to evaluate physical barriers that limit access to individuals with disabilities to public areas. The plan involves programs, services, or activities that take place within the public right-of-way maintained by the City (sidewalks, curb ramps, crossings) and for facilities and sites owned, leased, or operated by the City (parks, recreational facilities, City Hall). The project included collecting thousands of data points for the field inventory and assessment of representative assets. M3 created and implemented a GIS database to store information about the evaluated infrastructure elements, e.g., location, direction, size, feature, and...

Airport Facilities Condition Assessment-Lambert...

M3 helped perform inspection and condition assessment of features included in Lambert Airport’s Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and associated Concourses A, B, C, D and E, the East and West Climate Control Facilities, the parking garages that are adjacent to Terminal’s 1 and 2, and the East (International) and West (Lambert) Electrical Substations. Prior to inspections, M3 created a custom data collection field application to record findings that could then be downloaded directly into GIS. In addition to inspections, the project included collecting facility information, reviewing select maintenance records, and interviewing Airport staff knowledgeable of the systems. The summary report included defining the effective remaining useful life of...