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Our Winter 2019 newsletter has arrived! Traylor Bros., Inc.’s newsletter is created and published by our staff to celebrate our people, projects and accomplishment Click here to view the newsletter. Click here to view our newsletter archive.
Denny Quinn is joining the Traylor Construction Group by becoming CEO of our industrial group of companies. His role will be to guide each team in achieving their overarching strategic goals. Denny strongly believes in collaborating with all TCG entities and empowering our teammates to drive the business to success. Denny brings 30 years of…
Our Fall 2019 newsletter has arrived! Traylor Bros., Inc.’s newsletter is created and published by our staff to celebrate our people, projects and accomplishments. Click here to view the newsletter. Click here to view our newsletter archive.
The Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) has awarded Traylor, as part of the Louisiana Diversion Company (LDC) joint venture, the Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) Contractor Services for the Mid-Breton Sediment Diversion Project. The work entails construction of a river intake control structure through the Mississippi River & Tributaries levee. When complete, it will…
Our final Traylor Driven contest of the year’s winner is an image titled “Bring the Mud,” submitted by Darren Lueking, Assistant Project Manager at our Houston Ship Channel Bridge project.
Metro Vancouver has selected the Traylor-Aecon General Partnership, a consortium of Traylor Infrastructure Canada, LLC and Aecon Infrastructure Inc., to construct a new water supply tunnel under the Burrard Inlet, one of five new water supply tunnel crossings in the region. The tunnel, built to withstand a major earthquake, will increase the capacity of the…
Our August Featured Work highlights two of our nominated work products—one from the office and one from the field. Next is Excavation and Support of Excavation in Asphalt Impacted Soils at Fairfax Station at our Westside Subway Extension project, helmed by Joe Bowlin. The Westside Subway Extension project is challenging, to say the least. The…
Our August Featured Work highlights two of our nominated work products—one from the office and one from the field. First up is the Internship Presentation Program, conceived of and developed by Madelyn Pike, Recruitment Specialist in our Evansville Office. While Traylor has a history of taking on interns from across the country on job sites…
Jean-Marc Wehrli, a member of our Underground Division, is a Project Manager on the Purple Line project in Bethesda, MD. He has worked in underground construction for more than 20 years, in the U.S. and abroad. Since joining Traylor in 2006, he has worked on the San Vicente Pipeline in San Diego and the Queens…
Paige Wilshusen, a member of our National Heavy Civil Division, is a Field Engineer on the Regional Connector Transit Project in Los Angeles, CA. She has a BS in General Engineering with a Specialization in Structural Engineering from California Polytechnic State University and is a registered Engineer in Training (EIT). All of her six years…
Follow along as we embark to build a 74 meter suspension bridge across a river in a rural community in Palacaguina, Nicaragua!
As a founder of Construction Safety Week and this year’s Safety Week Committee Co-Chair, Chris Traylor helps spread the word as publicity for the event (May 7 – 11) ramps up.
This year’s first Traylor Driven Photo Contest winner is an image entitled “Building Memories,” of TBM Angeli’s cutterhead removal on our Regional Connector project, taken by Rebecca Reeve in our Long Beach office.
Our October Traylor Driven Photo Contest winner is an image of the Precast Yard at the HART Airport Guideway and Stations project, taken by Ali Khater, where he captured foremen Brandon Cabana and Keola Pasco working together to repair the expansion joint segment rebar jig. Below, the carpenter crew stands in the middle of the…
