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Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) proposed this $300,000,000 contract over a three year term to perform Construction Services under a Design/Build (DB) or Construction Manager-at-Risk (CMAR).This Project currently delivers the... read more →
Myers and Sons Construction was the prime contractor on this project for Caltrans in District 06. It was bid at $2.3 million with 185 working days. The scope of work... read more →
Myers and Sons Construction was a subcontractor to Hansel Phelps/Herzong JV through Caltrans. The scope of work included providing and completing a fully functional "APM Columns" system and constructed (3)... read more →
Myers and Sons Construction won this contract through Stanislaus County as the prime contractor. The project was bid at $11.44 million. The Santa Fe Bridge was built in 1947 and... read more →
Myers and Sons Construction was the subcontractor on this contract to the prime through the City of Roseville. The scope of work includes widening the Woodcreek Oaks Blvd. bridge over South Branch... read more →
Myers and Sons Construction won this contract through the Town of Moraga as a prime contractor. The contract was won at $1.78 million. The scope of work included excavation for... read more →
After a fire had broken out on the Wilson Way Bridge, it was unsafe to drive on. Myers and Sons Construction was tasked with 4 cubic yard of structural concrete repair,... read more →
The I-15 Barton Road Interchange Reconstruction is a joint venture project with Myers and Sons Construction and Steve P. Rados Inc. The scope of work includes: construction of a new... read more →
Myers & Sons was selected to perform this work for the McHenry Ave Corridor Improvements Project. The three-year project will replace a bridge that can get congested, mainly with commuters... read more →
This Project requires the installation of micropiles. River flows must be diverted (using cofferdams) to allow these micropiles to be constructed. The bridge has substructure elements that have been rated... read more →