Concrete, utilities, storm drain and irrigation work for Arizona cities, towns, irrigation districts and prime contractors.
Municipal and job order contract work across the Valley, including plenty of night shifts to keep roads open during the day.
Concrete for a new roundabout in north Peoria, including tactile directional indicators for pedestrians.
Sidewalks, retaining walls and ADA ramps on steep grades. Finished ahead of schedule with no rework.
Two-mile corridor of ramp replacements, built at night ahead of the NASCAR race weekend. Done two weeks early with zero punch-list items.
Stringless GOMACO paving on a Leica 3D model with stamped colored medians. On time, on budget, zero incidents.
Replaced a live canal crossing behind a 20 CFS bypass with 24-hour pump watch. We caught an invert conflict in the design before installation.
36" irrigation pipe, manhole and DIP water main. Finished two days ahead of the dry-up deadline through heavy rain.
4,101 LF of lined ditch, 15 headwalls and Waterman gates. Ditch was in service before the next grow cycle.
Concrete and rebar replacement in the grit bypass channel, new fine screen channel concrete and structural concrete repairs, all inside an operating plant.
New sewer lift station with bypass, an epoxy-coated manhole and a drop manhole plug.
Rebuilt a sewer lift station with a new wet well, force main connection and electrical conduit runs.
Confined-space work to replace an underground acid dilution tank and reconnect its piping.
Rebuilt an eroded shoreline along the park road with riprap, working behind a silt curtain at the water’s edge.
New ADA ramps, stairs and landings at classroom buildings while the campus stayed in use.
Library parking lot in PCCP with ADA stalls, Washington St and Pleasant/Gurley sidewalks, City Hall alley widening. The library stayed open throughout.
Growers and the Goodyear Water Treatment Plant needed water all summer while we relocated an active SRP lateral at Avondale Blvd and Lower Buckeye. We built a gravity bypass ditch with two reinforced shotcrete bowl structures to carry the flow around the work zone.
SRP later wrote an internal case study on the solution as a model of field engineering and risk control.
A buried main failed under a man-made river at Pueblo El Mirage and flooded the park. Our utility crew isolated the break, pumped the area down, and replaced the section on a better alignment. We also added inline valves so the community can isolate future problems.