Bridges & Transportation

Completed in 2008, the Cross-town Parkway & Turnpike Flyover Bridge project consisted of the major roadway and flyover bridge construction, including mass clearing & grubbing; excavation, drainage, embankment, MSE walls,…

Completed in 2008, the Lee Roy Selman Expressway – Deck Replacement project consisted of the design and construction of bridge deck replacement (three locations) on the Lee Roy Selmon Crosstown…

Completed in 2009, the THEA Emergency Deck Repair project consisted of the repair of the bridge deck that was failing. Project Details Owner: Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority Location: Tampa, Florida,…

Completed in 2009, the Reedy Creek Fire Station project consisted of asphalt repairs to parking areas. Project Details Owner: Reedy Creek Improvement District Location: Orlando, Florida, United States Performed as:…

Completed in 2009, the Becker Road Extension project consisted of the accelerated construction of the 4-lane widening of Becker Road extending from the I-95 Interchange, east to Tacoma Street. This…

Completed in 2009, the I-95 at Becker Road Interchange project consisted of the construction of 6-lane tight diamond interchange at Becker Road and I-95. The construction included approximately 1.25 miles…

Completed in 2009, the Canadian Court Utilities project consisted of the new road construction and rebuilding an existing roadway at the Intersection of International Drive & Canadian Court. Removal and…

Completed in 2009, the Cross-town Parkway at I-95 Interchange project consisted of major roadway and bridge construction of 6-lane diamond interchange at Crosstown Parkway and I-95. Construction included approximately 1.13…

Completed in 2009, the SR 414 and SR 429 Interchange project was a major roadway and bridge project that consisted of approximately 1.7 miles of 6 lane mainline roadway, two…

Completed in 2010, the Osceola Parkway Phase 1 & 1A project consisted of urbanizing existing 2 lane to 4 lane to upgrade the county’s master transportation plan using the CM@Risk…