Project: US119: Coline-Crossover Road
Owner: Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Value: $37 million
Scope: Roller Compacted Concrete was utilized to construct a commercial vehicle inspection area for the Pennsylvania State Police along SR 119 in Westmoreland County. The PSP requested a smooth surface from PennDOT to perform inspections on and Golden Triangle proposed using Roller Compacted Concrete in place of asphalt. An 8” thick lift of RCC was placed using a high-density paver followed by a 10 ton double drum roller. Final finish was achieved by using a double blade ride on power trowel operated directly behind the roller, followed by a light broom texturing. After completion, the PSP was provided a 3 lane, 1,800 SY inspection area that is sure to stand the test of time.
Project: Upper Deckers Creek Dam
Owner: USDA- NRCS
Value: 3 Million
Scope: As a subcontractor we will be placing over 19,000 CY of roller compacted concrete for overtopping protection of the existing dam.
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Owner: Lafarge-Holcim
Completion: 2017
Scope of Project: The project involved installation of 9” depth roller compacted concrete pavement for the driveway into the cement terminal. Work was completed on the weekends so the facility could remain open during the week. A railroad track crossing was also installed as part of this project.
Owner: Chapman Properties
Completion: 2017
Scope of Project: The project involved installation of a 6” depth roller compacted concrete pavement for the apron along the building and docks for truck parking.
Owner: Ohio DNR
Value: $1.4 million
Completion: 2014
Scope of Project: The project involved excavation of the existing dam, placement of Roller Compacted Concrete for overtopping protection, and installation of a new Lake Drain
Owner: Pennsylvania American
Value: 6 Million
Completion: 2011
Scope of Project: The project involved excavation of the existing dam, placement of Roller Compacted Concrete for overtopping protection, and installation of a new concrete spillway.
Owner: Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Value: 9.2 Million
Construction Dates: October 2009 – December 2010
Scope of Project: This was an Economy Recovery Project involving the reconstruction of two to four lanes of full depth (9”) concrete pavement reconstruction, new concrete shoulders, guide rail updates, washout repairs, minor drainage repair, bridge work consisting of expansion joint repairs, deck overlay, substructure repairs, and new approach slabs with pavement relief joints and other miscellaneous construction. It consisted of breaking and seating the existing concrete pavement and overlaying with 5 1/2 “ of super pave.
