The Memphis and Shelby County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is working to address basic infrastructure needs in the Uptown Tax-Increment Financing (TIF) District by providing sidewalk repair and public cameras, and to ensure adequate lighting for the streets and the community. Malasri Engineering is leading the streetlight assessment and evaluation, camera coordination, utility coordination, and smart city planning tasks for the project team.

Malasri Engineering is currently providing utility analysis and coordination for the prime consultant and the Community Redevelopment Agency for the Front Street Improvement project from A.W. Willis to Henry Street. Malasri Engineering is coordinating the water main infrastructure upgrades for the area, with planned drainage and sewer upgrades.

The City of Memphis and SARP10 tasked Malasri Engineering with developing a scalable and efficient Stream Crossing Assessment Program for every stream crossing within the city limits. Working with SARP10, Malasri Engineering identified and mapped approximately 3,600 potential sewer stream crossings. Through an iterative approach, Malasri Engineering developed best practices to identify, verify and assess stream crossing areas according to selected bases.

Malasri Engineering has successfully provided and continues to provide EPSC inspections for various projects in Memphis and Shelby County. EPSC inspections include sewer rehabilitation and improvement projects, in addition to TDOT roadway projects.

Since 2015, Malasri Engineering supported various SSES contractors for the City of Memphis Sewer Assessment and Rehabilitation Program (SARP10). Malasri Engineering has overseen and managed more than 6,500,000 LF of PACP, MACP and Smoke Testing services, also providing local oversight of daily operations of field services. Malasri Engineering coordinates with subcontractors and serves as liaison between the City of Memphis SARP10 Program Team and the primary contractor.

The redesign of W.C. Handy Park called for making it more spacious by removing the existing brick arcade and perimeter fencing, adding rooftop signage, and including park-side storefronts, to make the park more accessible and inviting throughout. Further enhancements included new landscaping, upgraded lighting, and new public restrooms integrated next to Club Handy. As a subconsultant to Kimley-Horn, Malasri Engineering provided civil design services.

Serving the prime consultant, LRK, Malasri Engineering consulting team successfully developed a schematic design, outlining proposed public infrastructure improvements to revitalize the Highland Strip, in order to create a vibrant and safe neighborhood for the community. Malasri Engineering oversaw and coordinated all engineering and landscape architecture services. Stakeholder engagement, conducted in 2019, included the UNDC board members and local business owners with a public unveiling of the proposed plan.

Malasri Engineering is currently working with the Kimley-Horn team to provide civil engineering services and construction documents to transition the plans into reality.

For the Uptown Community Plan project, Malasri Engineering provided infrastructure support involving multiple utility stakeholder coordination for Torti Gallas + Partners and Memphis and Shelby County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA). This plan will guide the CRA on continuing the revitalization of the Uptown neighborhood by the City of Memphis and Shelby County through an allocation of $95 million for redevelopment projects.

Malasri Engineering is currently working with the Kimley-Horn team to provide civil engineering services and construction documents to transition the plans into reality.

The Patterson Street realignment project required improvement design services and permitting for the section of Patterson that runs from Southern Avenue to north of Mynders Avenue. As a subconsultant to Barge Design Solutions, Inc., Malasri Engineering prepared and submitted Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan permit documents required by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation for land disturbance activities associated with the project.

Malasri Engineering coordinated permitting for the Patterson Street realignment on behalf of the City of Memphis, contributing to the project’s completion on time and within budget.

Malasri Engineering is currently working with the Kimley-Horn team to provide civil engineering services and construction documents to transition the plans into reality.

The City of Memphis is upgrading the Stiles WWTP electrical systems (switchgears, motor control centers, transformers, etc.), backup power capability (generator installations and connections), lagoon outfall, HVAC systems, and plumbing systems, to improve the plant reliability and eliminate sanitary sewer overflows.

Malasri Engineering is the prime engineering services consultant on various contracts for Stiles, providing project management, task coordination, design and specification services, civil support services, and construction administration.

Malasri Engineering coordinated permitting for the Patterson Street realignment on behalf of the City of Memphis, contributing to the project’s completion on time and within budget.

Malasri Engineering is currently working with the Kimley-Horn team to provide civil engineering services and construction documents to transition the plans into reality.