The expansion of N.C. 211 is a vital lifeline for one of the fastest-growing regions in North Carolina. Stretching 7.2 miles between Southport and St. James, this $216 million NCDOT project is transforming a heavily congested two-lane road into a four-lane divided highway. Beyond just easing the daily commute for residents, this corridor serves as a critical hurricane evacuation route for Brunswick County's coastal communities. The project is rich with logistical complexity, requiring the cons ... Read more
Somewhere in the Low Country just outside Charleston, a massive new AI data center is rising; one of the region's most ambitious technology infrastructure projects to date. The site spans an impressive footprint and operates on an accelerated schedule, with crews working continuously to meet tight deadlines. As the demand for digital capacity surges, this project is poised to become a critical asset for both local industry and national data networks, reinforcing the Charleston area's growing rep ... Read more
California's High‑Speed Rail program continues to reshape the state's infrastructure, and one of its most critical behind‑the‑scenes efforts is now highlighted in the latest issue of PileDriver magazine. The Dutch John Cut trestle project, part of Construction Package 2‑3 in the Central Valley, showcases the essential role of temporary works and the deep foundation expertise required to build them. ICE® is proud to see our equipment at the center of this milestone.
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Long Beach Inner Harbor has always been a point of pride for the community, a place where fishermen launch at sunrise, families stroll along the water, and visitors get their first glimpse of the Mississippi Gulf Coast's charm. When Hurricane Zeta tore through in 2020, the harbor took the brunt of the storm's force. Bulkheads buckled, piers splintered, and the marina's foundation was shaken in ways that could not be ignored. What followed was not just a re ... Read more
Port Coquitlam has been experiencing a remarkable period of growth, and with it comes the need for stronger, more resilient electrical infrastructure. Across the Tri‑Cities, BC Hydro has been investing heavily in grid upgrades to support new residential developments and the expanding clean‑energy economy. One of the most important efforts sits along Pipeline Road, where a major substation upgrade is helping prepare the community for the demands of the next several decades. The site, surrounded b ... Read more
The MD 175 / MD 295 Interchange Improvements project in Jessup, Maryland, is reshaping one of the region's most important transportation corridors. For years, this interchange has carried the weight of rapid growth around Fort Meade, the US National Security Agency/Central Security Service (NSA), and the expanding industrial centers that define the area. During this time, traffic has steadily increased, and the old configuration simply wasn't built for the volume or the complexity of today's tra ... Read more
A notable $47.4 million expansion of Global Container Terminals (GCT) Bayonne has reached a significant milestone for the Port Liberty facility in Jersey City, NJ. Located just southwest of the Statue of Liberty, this project extends the existing shipping wharf at Berth 2 to create Berth 3; a 150,000+ square foot industrial marine terminal designed to handle international cargo more efficiently. With its sloped cast-in-place deck, embedded utilities, crane pits, bollards, fenders, and two cont ... Read more
The Improve I‑70 KC Project marks a major milestone in the evolution of one of Missouri's oldest and most heavily traveled interstate corridors. Originally constructed in the late 1950s and early 1960s, this stretch of I‑70 has carried generations of commuters, freight, and cross‑country travelers through the heart of Kansas City. After decades of wear and increasing congestion, the corridor is now undergoing a $237 million modernization, spanning five miles between Paseo Boulevard and U.S. 40/3 ... Read more
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is undertaking one of the largest municipal infrastructure upgrades in its history: the expansion of its Water Pollution Control Facility. Valued at $348 million, this project represents a significant investment in the city's future, ensuring cleaner water and more resilient treatment capacity for decades to come. The multi-year modernization is slated for a 2029 completion, and the scope of work includes implementing advanced technologies like the innovative AGS (aerobic gra ... Read more
The I-64 Wabash River Bridge Replacement Project is one of the most significant infrastructure undertakings in southern Illinois and Indiana in recent years. Valued at $136 million and scheduled for completion by 2029, the endeavor will replace the aging twin spans that currently connect White County, Illinois, and Posey County, Indiana. This 1.6‑mile stretch of improvements includes not only the new dual bridges but also roadway upgrades, ensuring safer and more effic ... Read more
