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Dams, treatment plants, and bridges are public infrastructure with zero tolerance for shortcuts. Our NBIC R stamp and civil crews handle rehabilitation work that has to outlast the contract.
Public infrastructure work comes with its own rulebook: prevailing wage, public bid requirements, and environmental permitting for anything near a waterway. It also has to be built to last decades under public scrutiny, which is why our civil crews and NBIC R stamp apply the same standard here that governs pressure-vessel repair in a private industrial plant.
Thompson Dam gate rehabilitation
Municipal and utility infrastructure work runs under public bidding and prevailing wage requirements most industrial clients never encounter.
Work in or near waterways requires environmental permitting beyond standard construction approval.
Rehabilitating decades-old dams and bridges to current code without a full replacement.
A water control gate rehabilitation for Minnesota Power in Carlton County, built to current standards on aging dam infrastructure, under the same NBIC-certified rigor we apply to pressure-vessel repair work.
Yes, municipal and public utility infrastructure projects with prevailing wage and public bid requirements are a regular part of this market for us.
Yes, with the appropriate environmental and DNR permitting coordinated as part of project planning.
Yes, our pre-construction team supports environmental permitting for water infrastructure and waterway-adjacent projects.
Fifty-plus documented projects across seven markets. We will tell you where we have done something like it before.
