Southland Holdings
Completed by Southland Contracting, the LCRA Brosley Creek Project consisted of approximately 350 linear feet. Project Details Owner: City of Austin Location: Austin, Texas, United States Performed as: Southland Contracting,…
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Completed in 2000 by Southland Contracting, the Main C1C4B, G6, C2, P4, DOE#2719 Project consisted of installing approximately 700 linear feet of 18-inch Class 51 Ductile Iron Pipe (DIP) by…
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Completed in 2001 by Southland Contracting, the TSU/SWB/MCI/TCI Coit Road at IH635 Project consisted of installing approximately 610 linear feet of 72-inch bore by Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM). Project Details…
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Completed in 2000 by Southland Contracting, the IM20-4(240) I20 Tarrant County Project consisted of installing approximately 648 linear feet of 24-inch reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) by Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM)…
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Completed in 2001 by Southland Contracting, the 72″ Lake Chapman Water Supply Project consisted of installing approximately 4,600 total feet of 108-inch diameter tunnel, including a 1,040 crossing of Interstate…
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Completed in 2000 by Southland Contracting, the West Fork Relief Interceptor Project consisted of installing approximately 147 linear feet of 119-inch clear inside diameter tunnel liner by the tunneling method…
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Completed in 2001 by Southland Contracting, the Boring LBJ with 30-inch Steel Casing Project consisted of installing approximately 323 linear feet of 30-inch steel casing by bore at LBJ Freeway…
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Completed in 2000 by Southland Contracting, the University & 7th, Camp Bowie, Lancaster Bailey Water and Sewer Project consisted of approximately 391 linear feet of 12-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP)…
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Completed in 2001 by Southland Contracting, the TI Blvd Utility Bores Project consisted of installing approximately 265 linear feet of 24-inch casing by boring method. Project Details Owner: TXU Electric…
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Completed in 2000 by Southland Contracting, the Fort Worth “T” Project consisted of approximately 204 linear feet of 24-inch by Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) and 60 linear feet of 18-inch…
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