Construct soldier pile wall with timber lagging, provide traffic control, reconstruct guard rail and other work directed by the engineer.
This project took place in Douglas, Colorado and was contracted out through the Colorado Department of Transportation. The job was won at $2.2 million dollars and is estimated to take 180... read more →
Myers and Sons Construction won this contract through Caltrans. The scope of work inlcuded: treating 500,000 square-feet of existing bridge decks with methacrylate, performing spall repairs, removing and replace existing bridge... read more →
Myers and Sons Construction scope of work included: treating 600,000 square feet of existing bridge decks with methacrylate, performing spall repairs, removing and replace existing bridge joint seals.
In 2011, the Engineering Department completed an Arterial Intersection Prioritization Study which listed the Horsetooth Road and College Avenue intersection as a top ranked location for needed safety and operational... read more →
Myers & Sons was awarded a contract to remove an existing 3/8” Multi-Layer System (MLS) overlay along Highway 50 on the Sacramento River Viaduct (Br. #25 0004L/R), Jefferson Undercrossing (#22... read more →
A portion of Highway 50 in the Sierra was shut down after part of the road buckled, causing the shoulder to collapse. The westbound shoulder completely collapsed, and the No. 2... read more →
Highway 49 in Sierray County experienced embankment failures due to the previous season's extreme weather conditions, resulting in the need for emergency work. Myers and Sons Construction was responsible for... read more →
Located near the center of Alaska , this project consists of 169 CY of Polyester Placement.
Taking place over 3 counties at 15 different locations, this project consist of methacrylate palcement, joint seals, and approach slabs.