A closer look at the completed work, real jobs, real scope.
A 36,000-square-foot foundation, 12 inches thick, poured in 5,000 PSI concrete with a double rebar mat on 12-inch centers each way, built to support the Big Top canopy structure at the joint training facility.
Tennessee. 12" thick, 5,000 PSI concrete, rebar mat on 12" centers, elevated equipment pads over a sloped floor, 8" formed exterior walls.
Ohio. 8" thick, 5,000 PSI concrete over compacted rock and geofabric, with a double mat of #5 rebar on 12" centers each way.
Naval Station Jacksonville. New concrete flume from the parking lot plus 6" concrete poured around the existing culvert to stop erosion from runoff.
Northside Jacksonville. Pile caps and abutments for a railroad crossover, plus ten cast-in-place box culverts carrying the train across the creek.
Naval Air Station Jacksonville. Panel removal and replacement on the active aircraft apron, working as a subcontractor to Aiko Enterprise Inc. for NAVFAC around live aircraft on the flight line.
High-performance concrete paving for a new distribution facility, built to handle heavy daily loading-dock traffic for years to come.
Concrete roadway and curb installation for municipal infrastructure, the kind of public-facing work that has to hold up under constant use.
