Projects
Roads, pads, bridges, and the plants that fed them.
A selection from 34 contracts worth $83.5M, delivered for public and private clients in Ecuador from 2013 to 2025.
Projects
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14.8 mi (23.8 km) of flexible pavement, with crushing and asphalt production on site.
Role: Chief Superintendent
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Four-lane urban avenue rebuilt by full-depth reclamation (FDR) under a 3-inch hot-mix surface, open to traffic throughout.
Role: Project Director and Chief Superintendent
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Full-depth reclamation (FDR) train -
Flexible pavement rehabilitation, 10.9 mi (17.5 km).
Role: Project manager of record
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Rigid concrete pavement, 3.0 mi (4.8 km).
Role: Chief Superintendent
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Concrete production and slipform placement with a GOMACO Commander III and a central-mix plant on a 15.5-mi (25 km) corridor, about 50,000 m³ of paving concrete.
Concrete plant, Puyango–Alamor -
Pindal–Milagros–Paletillas: 18.5 mi (29.8 km) of cement- and emulsion-stabilized road, with final acceptance after every provisional-acceptance observation was closed. Plus the Panamericana–Casanga provincial road.
Role: Project manager and director of record, Consorcio PMP AEH
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9.3 mi (15 km) of rigid pavement on the access road to the compensating reservoir of the hydroelectric project.
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10-inch cement-treated base mixed in place under rigid pavement (FAA P-304); reinforced concrete structures; access-controlled airport.
Military apron, Quito airport -
Bases and ground improvement, with dewatering by pump systems and French drains.
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Cement-stabilized base as part of the building’s foundation support.
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Concrete recycled and reused in platform-support foundations; subcontracted scope, led and directed in the field.
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High-strength concrete from an Altron batch plant (80 m³/h), with QA/QC, for mass placements in abutments and decks; production kept running through flash floods and volcanic lahars.
Upano River bridge works -
High-strength concrete production, delivery and placement for one of Ecuador’s longest bridges (1,980 m).
Bridge works, Bahía de Caráquez -
Forensic medicine and forensic science centers built at the same time in five provinces, under one QA/QC standard.
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Crushed aggregate for the station works, from Kleemann crushing and screening plants.
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Aggregates for precast and ready-mix concrete producers, and for asphalt mix and concrete at an industrial cement plant.
By contracting entity
Who signed the contracts, and how many.
In the field
Plants, paving trains and bridge works from the jobs above. Select a photo to enlarge it.
CEE: Ecuadorian Army Corps of Engineers • MTOP: Ministry of Transportation and Public Works (Ecuador) • JV: joint venture.
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