As part of a term contract, MMM provided on-call waterfront engineering services for the Virginia Port Authority at any one of their three marine terminals in the Hampton Roads area (Norfolk International Terminals, Newport News Marine Terminal, and Portsmouth Marine Terminal).

The general scope of work included miscellaneous engineering task orders, such as condition surveys and inspections, studies, capacity analysis, rehabilitation, repair, new design, cost estimating, post-construction inspection, and other multidiscipline services.

For the C. Davis Rudolph III Crane Maintenance Facility, MMM provided multidiscipline design and construction administration services for a new facility. The facility services and maintains the largest cranes and straddle carriers in the world. The scope of work for this $6 million facility included topographic surveys, site development, and building plans to support various shop layouts requiring industrial ceiling heights for bridge cranes, roll-up doors, compressed air and fluid systems, welding and paint room areas, an emergency generator, waste collection, and IT infrastructure. Cost estimates, bidding, and construction supervision were also included in this new construction project.