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This project was part of the transportation package for NCDOT for the Toyota Mega Site. The project included 3 box culverts with one box culvert extension. These culverts were 190 feet to 322 feet long and used 1,276 yards of concrete.

Construction of a new cell for Campbell County Landfill. This 9 acre site consisted of 250,000 yards of excavation and dirt moved, 30,000 tons of stone placement, 30,000 yards of clay liner, installation of HDPE liner, installation of 3500 feet of leche pipe, and installation of 54” fused pipe.

Site grading and utilities package for a U.S. Navy training facility. This project includes 75,000 yards of rough grading, 1000 feet of storm drain, a 10,000 square foot retaining wall and soil nail wall.

Site grading and utility work on the 85-acre site for Caesars Entertainment and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians located on the former site of Dan River Mills’ Schoolfield Division. The site work consists of roughly 450,000 yds of dirt to be moved and 4.5 miles of storm drain, waterline, and sewer to be laid. Caesars Virginia will Include a casino, hotel and entertainment center.  The casino will feature 1,300 slot machines, 85 table games, a poker room and a sportsbook. The hotel will have 500 guest rooms with meeting rooms and a conference center. The entertainment center will have a 2,500-seat capacity.

Site grading package at the Cyber Park industrial park expansion for the City of Danville.

Rt. 29 bridge replacement consists of redirecting North bound traffic to the South bound lane and replace the existing bridge by demolition down to the pier caps. The bridge will then be rebuilt and North bound traffic returned to normal.

This VDOT project consisted of 2 miles of roadway construction, roughly 200,000 yds of dirt moved as well as grading and storm drain installation under traffic control situations. Other activities conducted were stream relocation in jurisdictional areas, box culvert extension, and 57” bores underneath the roadway.

The Cobbs Creek Reservoir project is a 1500-acre site located off of the James River. Roughly 4 million yards of dirt has been moved. The project entailed the main dam roughly 3800 ft, two smaller dams, Control Tower, and Pump Station at the James River. The reservoir will be a 14.8-billion-gallon regional water supply impoundment located in Cumberland County, Virginia that will augment the flow of the James River as needed.  Water will be pumped out of the reservoir and into the James River in the drier months, and it will be pulled from the James River into the reservoir in the wetter months.  The reservoir will help during drought or near drought conditions by providing extra water to the flow of the James River

Consisting of construction of a new dam on Opossum Creek to enlarge the existing Hydaway Lake for Liberty University and the relocation and construction of half a mile of roadway.

Site prep of a 34 acre site for a manufacturing plant. Work included installation and maintenance of erosion control measures, 4,600LF of storm drain, installation of storm water filtration system, blasting and excavation of approximately 100,000 CY of rock, fine grade of building pad.