Food manufacturing facility – site redevelopment & storm — St. Louis, MO
City of St. Louis · 2025
Project summary
A food manufacturing facility in the City of St. Louis was redeveloping part of its site. Kuesel cleared and saw-cut, then removed curb, sidewalk, stairs, concrete pavement, signs, bollards, light-pole bases, fencing, and an outdated storm sewer, riprap, bio-retention system, inlets and manholes.
Crews graded with import and built the building and pavement subgrade. New storm work included 80 LF of 12" and 18" PVC, a storm manhole, a 2-grate inlet and a hydrodynamic separator, under MSD permits.
| Location | St. Louis, MO |
|---|---|
| Market | Industrial / Food Processing |
| Scope | Demolition and removals, grading with import, subgrade, storm and hydrodynamic separator |
Challenge → approach
The old storm system and bio-retention area no longer fit the site. Kuesel took them out with the rest of the surface features, then replaced water-quality treatment with a hydrodynamic separator to meet MSD requirements on a tighter footprint.
Scope delivered
- Clearing
- Saw-cut, curb, sidewalk and stair removal
- Concrete pavement removal
- Removed storm sewer, riprap, bio-retention system, inlets and manholes
- Sign, bollard and light-pole base removal
- Fence removal
- Grading with import
- Building and pavement subgrade
- 80 LF 12"/18" PVC storm
- Storm manhole
- 2-grate inlet
- Hydrodynamic separator
- MSD permits
Key quantities
- 80 LF storm
- 1 hydrodynamic separator
- 1 storm manhole
- 1 2-grate inlet
Services used
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Site Demolition
Structural and site-specific demolition with full waste management and recycling.
Earthwork & Site Grading
Heavy civil earthmoving for site development, roadways, and industrial pad construction throughout the St. Louis area.
Water & Sewer Infrastructure
Underground utility construction — water lines, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and manholes for commercial and industrial site work.