David Dupree, P.E., Denmon Engineering

DENMON ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Mr. Dupree's duties have included vertical and horizontal roadway alignments, hydraulics of roadways, bridge hydraulics, drainage design, earthwork, and geometric design.

James D. "David" Dupree, P.E.
Project Engineer

Education:

B.S. - LA Tech University, 1996
Civil Engineering

Active Registration:

2001 Louisiana
Professional Engineer - #29397

While attending Louisiana Tech University, Mr. Dupree worked part-lime with Denmon Engineering. After receiving his BS in August 1996, he started full-time as an Engineering Intern with the company.

Mr. Dupree has considerable experience with computer aided design packages. Some of these include WSPRO, FEC-I, LaDOTD Hydraulics Programs, Microstation, In-Express, AutoCAD, KY-Pipe, MathCAD, and Finite Element Analysis Programs.

Since coming to Denmon Engineering, Mr. Dupree's duties have included vertical and horizontal roadway alignments, hydraulics of roadways, bridge hydraulics, drainage design, earthwork, and geometric design. Projects he has worked on include:

Poverty Point Reservoir
Horizontal and vertical alignment, earthwork, and supervision of construction for eastern levee of 2,300 acre reservoir in Richland Parish

Richland Parish Bridges
Hydraulic studies and replacement recommendations for two (2) bridges in District 05.

Jackson Parish Bridges
Hydraulic studies and replacement recommendations for ten (10) bridges in District 05.

US 165 (Olla to LA 843)
Final design of Urban and Rural sections of US 165. Approximately 11.5 KM, expanding existing two-lane highway to four lanes.

Route LA 15 (Greenville to Sicily Island)
Design of Urban and Rural section of LA 15 approximately 7.6km.