DOT / Transportation
Meridian performs transportation work for state and local agencies across the Southwest, including roadway earthwork, drainage, scour repair, utilities, and structural concrete. Tight schedules, active traffic, remote locations, and changing site conditions make reliable field execution critical.
Self-Performed Capabilities
What we bring to this work
- Scour repair and bridge-adjacent civil
- Highway and roadway earthwork
- Mass excavation and grading
- Drainage and flood-control improvements
- Culvert and box culvert construction
- Roadway utilities
- Structural and cast-in-place concrete
- Site civil and slope stabilization
- Aggregate production and on-site material processing
- Remote-site logistics and equipment-intensive civil work
Why Self-Performance Matters Here
On transportation projects, schedule pressure, access constraints, environmental requirements, and changing field conditions can quickly affect sequencing. On the US 160 scour repair project, when a supplier fell behind, Meridian shifted its own crews to other productive work and kept the overall schedule intact rather than waiting on multiple subcontractors to reorganize. That flexibility helped the project close on time and within budget.
The Difference
Complex transportation work demands more than crews and equipment. It takes the ability to engineer solutions, solve problems in the field, and bring specialized capabilities to the work.
Featured DOT / TRANSPORTATION Projects
Work that speaks for itself
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Bernalillo County, New Mexico · DOT / Transportation
Tramway Boulevard (NM 556) Bridge Rehabilitation
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Carbondale, Colorado · DOT / Transportation
Roaring Fork Bridge Rehabilitation
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Cibola County, New Mexico · DOT / Transportation
Alamo Highway Road Project – Navajo Nation
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Montezuma County, CO · DOT / Transportation
Colorado DOT-US 160 Scour Measure
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Carbondale, CO · DOT / Transportation
Roaring Fork Transportation Authority – Roaring Fork Bridge Rehabilitation
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