Founded in 1978, Concrete Works of Colorado is an award-winning, multi-million dollar company.
With decades of experience, a creative, devoted staff, and the highest level of quality control and quality assurance, Concrete Works of Colorado has a proven track record for successful projects exceeding industry standards.
The award winning reconstruction of US 285 Municipal Streets and Intersections in Antonito, CO., included correcting subgrade, removing asphalt pavement and replacing it with concrete pavement. Replacement of existing storm sewer. A 60-inch conduit that flows into a newly built retention pond was installed along 8th Avenue/County Road G. Additional enhancements to the town’s infrastructure included […]
This award winning CDOT project, was the reconstruction of CO SH 86 from I-25 to Woodlands Boulevard, and consisted of full concrete removal and replacement at an 11” depth on a 6 lane width road with turn pockets and acceleration and deceleration lanes for 1.8 miles. The project crossed 5 major intersections, including the on and […]
This multifaceted project involved immense coordination and scheduling efforts. There were 6 major contractors working in the same footprint to construction 3 large buildings and 3 different parts of the roadway. The work included full removal and replacement of the 10” 2 lane road with a major storm water improvement. There was a cast in […]
This City of Wheat Ridge project included 10,000 CY of excavation against Interstate-70 embankments for a retaining wall and allowing widening of the roadway, widening the current roadway with full reconstruction from a 4 lane width roadway into a 6 lane width with dual turn pockets in each direction. This had to be completed with […]
This WYDOT project consisted of milling and placing a 6” white-top on US Highway 30 in Cokeville, WY. The work was broken into 5 segments that carried over a 9 mile stretch of a 4 lane width. There was 2 way traffic on this busy section and was handled by a 24 hour pilot car […]
This City of Boulder, CO project significantly improved the safety and mobility of a highly traveled and congested area in Boulder. A busy and dynamic stretch of road with 30,000 cars, 1280 buses, and several thousand pedestrians and cyclists utilizing the highway every day. Major work items included roadway concrete and HMA pavement removal and […]
This City of Denver project consisted of street-scape and street reconstruction of full ROW width on Tennyson Street from 38th Avenue to 44th Avenue. Street-scape scope included corner bulb-outs, widened sidewalks, street lighting upgrade to current standards, pedestrian lighting, street trees, site furniture, seat walls, bike racks, and trash & recycling bins. In addition, abandoned […]
This City of Denver project included the reconstruction of South Broadway Street from Iowa Avenue to Arizona Avenue included new concrete pavement, major drainage and utility upgrades, new signalization, construction of a new raised landscape median and street-scape improvements. Street-scape improvements to South Broadway Street included a landscaped median featuring trees and native plantings, sidewalk […]
This City of Denver reconstruction project along one of the busiest corridors in downtown Denver, from Market Street to Colfax Avenue, included widening the northern sidewalk to 19 feet and reconstructing the southern sidewalk to 16 feet. Bulb outs were added to the south side to minimize the pedestrian crossing distance across 14th Street. Improvements […]
This City of Boulder project installed pedestrian, bicycle, transit stop and vehicular improvements along and adjacent to 30th Street in Boulder. The project included bike lanes on 30th Street from Arapahoe Avenue to Pearl Street, new bridge and pedestrian/bicycle underpass on 30th Street at Boulder Left Hand and North Boulder Farmer’s ditch (just south of […]
This WYDOT project included extensive utility improvements and highway expansion along Douglas County Highway 59, from Edwards Street north to the I-90 ramps. The scope included electrical work for the installation of conduit, the moving and resetting of all of the light poles and the installation of new traffic signals at seven intersections along the […]
This CDOT project included a major resurfacing of the eastbound lanes on I-70 in Glenwood Canyon from the No Name overpass to the Grizzly Creek rest area. The full depth reconstruction of the pavement section included removal of deteriorating asphalt pavement, removal and regrading of base course material, placement of new 11-inch concrete pavement, and […]
