Alamo Highway Road Project – Navajo Nation
- DOT / Transportation
- Cibola County, New Mexico
Rock Blasting • Remote Roadway Construction
Meridian installed a new PLS pipeline around the Lampbright stockpile, combining approximately 10,000 LF of 30-inch HDPE with roughly 2,000 LF of 24- and 28-inch stainless steel, with 99% of the work self-performed.
Project Details
- Owner Type
- Federal Agency
- Primary Scope
- Box Culvert · Drainage / Flood Control · Earthwork / Grading · Structural Concrete · Utilities
About the Project
Meridian delivered a remote roadway reconstruction project for the Bureau of Indian Affairs that combined excavation, rock blasting, subgrade stabilization, drainage improvements, concrete structures, erosion control, guardrail, and approximately nine miles of asphalt paving. The project required heavy civil execution across a broad scope in an environmentally sensitive area.
Because the design was approximately 15 years old when construction began, field conditions no longer matched every drainage point. Meridian adapted the work in the field, realigning culverts to existing conditions while managing remote material-delivery constraints and hot- and cold-weather concrete operations.
