Many Farms High School

When we first arrived at the site, we encountered a complex set of challenges that would test our expertise.

The Many Farms High School project represents a comprehensive Design-Build effort for the Navajo Nation, focusing on critical infrastructure improvements. Our team conducted extensive subsurface investigations to understand the site conditions, developed innovative subgrade stabilization solutions, and provided complete design-build documentation. The project included detailed foundation design for site upgrades and comprehensive drainage improvements to ensure long-term infrastructure reliability.

Our approach began with extensive subsurface investigations mapped existing site conditions, revealing critical soil characteristics and loading requirements that informed every design decision for the school campus infrastructure. As we delved deeper into the project, tailored stabilization solutions addressed specific soil conditions, developing preferred options that balanced performance requirements with construction efficiency for the navajo nation project. Building on this foundation, complete design-build documentation integrated foundation upgrades, drainage improvements, and site enhancements into a cohesive infrastructure solution supporting long-term campus reliability.

The innovations that set this project apart included integrated design-build approach streamlined project delivery, enabling rapid response to site conditions and efficient coordination between design and construction phases for the navajo nation. Additionally, custom subgrade stabilization strategies were developed based on comprehensive soil analysis, ensuring optimal performance for the specific loading and environmental conditions of the school campus. Finally, integrated drainage system design addressed both surface and subsurface water management, preventing water-related damage and ensuring long-term site stability for critical educational infrastructure.