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Service: | Site supervision on behalf of Luck Stone Corporation including supervision of all SEM activities, quality assurance services, cost and schedule control and design coordination on site.
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Estimated cost: | Commencement: | April 01, 2018
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Completion date: | March 01, 2019
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Location: | Leesburg Plant 20210 Luck Lane Ashburn, Virginia, VA 20147 United States |
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Geology description: | Located within the Culpeper Basin, a sedimentary rock formation characterized to be of Lower Mesozoic Age. The existing Luck Stone quarry is situated in a Diabase intrusion (dyke) of this sedimentary rock. |
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Bid cost: | Final cost: | $13 million USD
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Tunnel length: | 1275 feet
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Luck Stone Corporation (LSC) is the nation's largest family owned and operated producer of crushed stone, sand and gravel. At their plant in Leesburg, Virginia, Luck Stone Corporation acquired a new quarry, which is located to the West of Goose Creek river. An inter-quarry tunnel was constructed to link the existing South-Eastern pit with the new West pit. The tunnel's cross section is approximately 45 feet in diameter, and the tunnel's length is approximately 1275 feet. The tunnel crosses the Goose Creek river approximately 50 feet beneath. The excavation method was drill and blast in hard rock (diabase).