Federal Civil
Meridian performs civil infrastructure work for federal agencies and prime contractors, including USACE, IBWC, and other public-sector partners. These projects often involve remote locations, strict oversight, changing field conditions, and detailed documentation, all of which require disciplined coordination and direct accountability.
Self-Performed Capabilities
What we bring to this work
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) project execution
- International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) project execution
- Federal prime and subcontractor execution
- IDIQ and MATOC task-order delivery
- Flood-control and drainage improvements
- Box culvert and large drainage structure construction
- Earthwork and grading in remote or constrained sites
- Site civil and infrastructure improvements
- Utility installation and relocation
- Structural and cast-in-place concrete
- Scour repair and erosion-control work
- Water-adjacent and environmentally sensitive construction
- Remote-site logistics and equipment-intensive civil work
Why Self-Performance Matters Here
Federal civil projects often combine strict oversight, detailed documentation, remote access, environmental requirements, and conditions that can change once work is underway. By self-performing the critical scopes, Meridian can adjust crews, equipment, and sequencing directly in the field while maintaining the coordination and accountability federal owners expect.
Featured Federal / Civil Projects
Work that speaks for itself
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Tohono O’odham Nation, Arizona · Federal Civil
High-Water Crossing at Vamori Wash
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San Juan County, New Mexico · Federal Civil
Reach 22A Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project / Cutter Dam
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El Paso County, Texas · Federal Civil
Replacement of American Canal Lining
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Cibola County, New Mexico · DOT / Transportation
Alamo Highway Road Project – Navajo Nation
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