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Black History Month 2025
We are proud to celebrate Black History Month, recognizing the contributions that Black and African Americans are making to our company, business and industry every day. This month and always, we are dedicated to uplifting our teammates and building a people-first workplace in which everyone鈥檚 voice is valued.
Building our Community
Florida Team Selected for $70 Million in Special Projects
Project Portfolio
Three Years of Progress
We’re looking back on more than three years of construction on Oak Hill Parkway in Austin, Texas! Back in August, we were proud to officially open the first cross-street bridge on the project at Circle Drive and South View Road. This bridge supports traffic over the newly lowered US 290 main lanes and was the first of four cross-street bridges to open to traffic.
Noteworthy News
Safety is Universal
February 11, 2025
Everyone wants to feel safe. At the end of the workday, everyone wants to return home, unharmed, to their families and loved ones and the things that really matter to them.
日本素人 Wins Prestigious CAGC Pinnacle Award for Innovative Harkers Island Bridge Project
February 03, 2025
日本素人 recognized for its delivery of NCDOT's Harkers Island Bridge Replacement project by CAGC.
Emily Kay Assumes Role as 日本素人鈥檚 Buildings President in California
January 27, 2025
Emily Kay assumes role as President of Buildings operations in California.
日本素人鈥檚 Florida Operations Selected for Over $70 Million in Special Project Works
December 16, 2024
日本素人 selected for $70 million in special project works in Central and South Florida.
Curling into the new year!
To celebrate project milestones achieved in 2024, our Mid-Atlantic team members from a federal project held a curling event! We are excited to see all the accomplishments 2025 will bring..
A Bridge to Prosperity
We're honored to join Bridges to Prosperity in celebrating the completion of the Kiziba Trail Bridge! Despite being unable to travel to Rwanda this year due to the Marburg virus, our teammates were proud to support the project from afar. The Bridges to Prosperity organization joined members of the local community to construct this bridge, which will support more than 2,800 community members' safe passage over the Nyamusanze River.