Craig Steigerwalt

Heavy Highway

Mr. Steigerwalt worked as a professional design engineer on multiple roadway and highway projects. He was responsible for designing horizontal roadway alignment, traffic control plans, and drainage and stormwater management facilities.

Mr. Steigerwalt has been hired on numerous occasions as an expert to assist with reviewing proper highway/roadway design along with implementation of traffic control devices and maintenance of traffic as a result of accidents.

Mr. Steigerwalt worked as a contracts manager for a general contractor on multiple highway infrastructure projects. He was responsible for ensuring contract compliance, managing subcontractor contracts, and monitoring timely payments.

Mr. Steigerwalt worked as a resident engineer/construction manager on numerous bridge and roadway projects, performing such tasks as supervising field construction activities, managing changes and RFIs, monitoring safety procedures, mitigating against construction claims, and ensuring construction best practices.

Mr. Steigerwalt has performed numerous claims and cost analysis for accidents and incidents that occurred during highway and roadway construction.

Mr. Steigerwalt has been hired as a consultant to help contractors resolve their claims with owners as a result of improper construction means and methods.

Utility (Gas and Electric)

Mr. Steigerwalt worked as a Project/Program Manager for an electric interconnections and generation program for a large U.S. Utility, which interconnected photovoltaic solar, wind, and hydroelectric generators to the electric transmission grid. These projects ranged from 20MW to 400MW in proposed generation and had project costs ranging from $1.5M to $30M. He managed all phases of these projects from initial design through project closeout.

Mr. Steigerwalt helped develop a corporate wide asset management plan for a large U.S. Utility after many acquisitions of LNG facilities.

Mr. Steigerwalt performed a schedule analysis on a design-build nuclear power facility in Hawaii to determine who was at fault for project's schedule delays and cost overruns.

Mr. Steigerwalt has worked with a large U.S. Utility to resolve and settle a multi-million dollar claim as a result of abanded asbestos wrapped piping during excavations for new water lines.

Mr. Steigerwalt has worked on a multi-million dollar international claim on an electric and communications project in Uzbekistan, performing cost and schedule analysis's on a construction contract that was terminated due to delays.

Mr. Steigerwalt performed a schedule and delay analysis after an explosion at an electric generation facility to determine the impacts of the explosion to the on-going construction schedule.

Mass Transit

Mr. Steigerwalt worked as a construction manager/owner's representative on a design-build rail line extension project in California, performing such tasks as identifying risks in both design and construction, monitoring project controls, managing changes and RFIs, and performing on-site quality control.

Mr. Steigerwalt analyzed labor costs associated with alleged change orders, extended field overhead costs, and other alleged job cost overruns for a claim related to communication and electrical upgrades in an underground railway located in New York City.