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United States. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Gross Reservoir Expansion Construction Safety Incident Reporting

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On August 30, 2025, a construction safety incident occurred at the Gross Reservoir Expansion (GRE) Project site in Colorado. The incident report, prepared by the general contractor Kiewit Barnard Joint Venture (KBJV), was submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) by the Denver Water Department. The report details the incident and meets the reporting criteria found in 18 CFR § 12.10(b) - Reporting Safety-related Incidents.

Key Takeaways:

  • A construction safety incident occurred on August 30, 2025, at the GRE Project site in Colorado.
  • The incident report was prepared by Kiewit Barnard Joint Venture (KBJV), the general contractor for the GRE Project.
  • The Denver Water Department reviewed the report and concurred that the information presented is accurate and complete.
  • The report meets the reporting criteria found in 18 CFR § 12.10(b) - Reporting Safety-related Incidents.
  • The report can be viewed at the FERC eLibrary website under Envelope ID: 2C024CCD-0231-4819-B5E3-A7596C97728F.
  • The incident report includes details of the occurrence, corrective actions taken, and lessons learned.
  • The report is signed by Robert J. Mahoney, P.E., Chief Engineering Officer, and Jeff Martin, P.E., GRE Program Manager.
  • The safety incident highlights the importance of reporting and reviewing construction safety incidents to prevent future occurrences.

Statistics:

  • 1 construction safety incident occurred at the GRE Project site on August 30, 2025.
  • The incident report was submitted to FERC on [date] (no date provided).
  • The report meets the reporting criteria found in 18 CFR § 12.10(b) - Reporting Safety-related Incidents.
  • The incident report ID is 2C024CCD-0231-4819-B5E3-A7596C97728F.
  • The report was prepared by Kiewit Barnard Joint Venture (KBJV).
  • The Denver Water Department reviewed the report and confirmed its accuracy and completeness.

Sources:

  • United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
  • Kiewit Barnard Joint Venture (KBJV)
  • Denver Water Department
  • Robert J. Mahoney, P.E., Chief Engineering Officer, Denver Water Department
  • Jeff Martin, P.E., GRE Program Manager, Denver Water Department

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