A comprehensive storm drain and utility infrastructure project was completed in Clayton County for a development in Jonesboro, Georgia. The scope of work included mobilization, erosion control, and precise site and detention pond grading to prepare the area for construction. Multiple storm drain components were installed, including 24” and 18” HDPE, 48” RCP, 42” Concrete […]
As a participant in DeKalb County’s Local Small Business Enterprise (LSBE) Program, this subcontractor plays a key role in supporting the CD PRAC Sanitary Sewer Assessment project under Contract No. 1362427. Working alongside Vortex, the team brings specialized expertise in point repairs which involved the installation of 6” to 20” ductile iron pipes, precast and
As part of the ATL South Parking Deck – Phase 1 project, extensive underground utility upgrades were implemented to enhance infrastructure performance and capacity. The scope included the installation of multiple utility manhole configurations. Additional items included 14,444 LF of 6” PVC Conduits enclosed in concrete at a depth of 10’ – 24’. 33,200 linear
The SR211 project in Barrow County involved extensive upgrades and replacements to both water and sewer infrastructure to improve reliability, capacity, and service life. The scope of work included installation of new water mains ranging from 2 inches to 18 inches in diameter, constructed with Class 350 ductile iron pipe and SDR 26 PVC. Project
This infrastructure improvement project for the city of East Point involved the removal and replacement of an existing 18-inch sanitary sewer line. The scope included the installation of new 18” PVC SDR 26 sanitary sewer pipe and construction of 48” diameter sanitary sewer manholes, ranging from 4 to 20 feet in depth. The work also
Civil Works partnered with CMES, Inc. on the Lane Department of Transportation’s Call #06 project to reconstruct the displaced left turn at the SR-54 and SR-74 intersection in Fayette County. The scope of work included extensive utility relocation and installation to support the redesigned intersection, aimed at improving traffic flow and enhancing infrastructure reliability. Key
This rehabilitation project focused on restoring critical embankment and water management infrastructure. The scope of work began with clearing and grubbing over 6.5 acres of the borrow area, followed by extensive earthwork, including undercutting and backfilling removal of unsuitable materials and the use of off-site borrow totaling over 10,000 cubic yards. Difficult excavation and dental