Crisdel performs new construction and maintenance services for aviation clients and governmental agencies at private, county, military, regional, and international airports.

  • Airfield Electrical Systems
  • Asphalt and Concrete Milling
  • Asphalt Paving
  • Building Construction

 

  • Concrete Pavement and Maintenance
  • Demolition
  • Earthwork and Excavation
  • Fencing and Guiderails

 

  • Landscaping
  • Traffic Markings and Signs
  • Underground Utilities

Crisdel has the experience and expertise to perform a wide range of bridge construction and structural concrete services.

  • Asphalt and Concrete Milling
  • Asphalt Paving
  • Bridge & Structures
  • Concrete Curbs and Flatwork

 

  • Concrete Pavement and Maintenance
  • Demolition
  • Earthwork and Excavation
  • Fencing and Guiderails

 

  • Traffic Control
  • Traffic Markings and Signs

Crisdel is experienced in providing various construction services at ports and terminals for private tenants and governmental agencies.

  • Asphalt and Concrete Milling
  • Asphalt Paving
  • Bridge & Structures
  • Building Construction

 

  • Concrete Curbs and Flatwork
  • Concrete Pavement and Maintenance
  • Demolition
  • Earthwork and Excavation

 

  • Electrical
  • Fencing and Guiderails
  • Traffic Markings and Signs
  • Underground Utilities

Crisdel performs new construction and maintenance services for rail operators at intermodal facilities, rail maintenance facilities, stations, railways and tunnels.

  • Asphalt and Concrete Milling
  • Asphalt Paving
  • Bridge & Structures
  • Building Construction
  • Concrete Curbs and Flatwork
  • Concrete Pavement and Maintenance
  • Demolition
  • Earthwork and Excavation
  • Electrical
  • Fencing and Guiderails
  • Hardscaping
  • Landscaping

 

  • Site Amenities
  • Traffic Control
  • Traffic Markings and Signs
  • Underground Utilities

Crisdel provides new construction, rehabilitation and preservation on road and highway projects for private clients and public agencies.

  • Asphalt and Concrete Milling
  • Asphalt Paving
  • Bridge & Structures
  • Building Construction
  • Concrete Curbs and Flatwork

 

  • Concrete Pavement and Maintenance
  • Demolition
  • Earthwork and Excavation
  • Electrical
  • Fencing and Guiderails

 

  • Landscaping
  • Site Amenities
  • Traffic Control
  • Traffic Markings and Signs
  • Underground Utilities

Crisdel performs sitework and excavation projects for commercial and industrial clients, construction managers and general contractors.

  • Asphalt and Concrete Milling
  • Asphalt Paving
  • Bridge & Structures
  • Building Construction
  • Concrete Curbs and Flatwork

 

  • Concrete Pavement and Maintenance
  • Demolition
  • Earthwork and Excavation
  • Electrical
  • Fencing and Guiderails

 

  • Hardscaping
  • Landscaping
  • Site Amenities
  • Traffic Markings and Signs
  • Underground Utilities

NEWS & MEDIA

HENRY STREET CANAL

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

The Henry Street Canal required heavy clearing on both sides of the canal. A cofferdam was built with two 12-inch pumps to by-pass the water around the work area, 18-inch HDPE was used for the by-pass system. Excavation for this project was 15 to 25-feet deep in order to subgrade for the Gabion Baskets and Gabion Mattresses. Construction of sidewalk, curb, and fence was performed. Sod was placed on the slopes of the canal. The embankment on this project included geosynthetic straps to hold the fill in place and type two erosion mat on the slopes for the sod to stay in place on the 1 to 1 ½-foot slopes. The pipework included 15-inch to 48-inch pipe. Working with limited space on both sides of the canal was a challenge on this project, as there was private property within one foot of the FDOT right away.

SECTOR

SITEWORK

CONTRACTING AGENT

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

LOCATION

TAMPA, FL

SUBMARKET SPECIALTIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE MILLING, ASPHALT PAVING, BRIDGE & STRUCTURES, CONCRETE CURBS AND FLATWORK, EARTHWORK AND EXCAVATION, FENCING AND GUIDERAILS, LANDSCAPING, UNDERGROUND UTILITIES

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