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2026 Contech Calendar

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January Feature

Snake River Sporting Club
Jackson, Wyoming

3 span bridge (2 - 100’ x 24’ Big R Bridge® Girders and 1-175’ x 24’ Steadfast Bridges® vehicular truss
Installation Date: Fall 2024

Snake River Sporting Club needed to replace an aging multi-span bridge to handle increased traffic and eliminate load restrictions. Contech delivered a similar-looking, red-colored structure featuring a three-span bridge which included two 100’ x 24’ Big R Bridge Rolled Girders and one 175’ x 24’ Steadfast truss across the Snake River that increased the width and improved the overall access into the Sporting Club.

Large pipes and construction vehicles at a worksite in a cleared, grassy area under a cloudy sky.

February Feature

Major Airport Storm Sewer Improvements
Dallas, Texas

DuroMaxx® SRPE Storm Sewer
~2,700 LF of 120-inch diameter
Installation Date: August 2025

At one of the world’s busiest airports, infrastructure upgrades demand solutions that balance performance, longevity, and constructibility. Contech worked closely with the consulting engineer and the contractor to provide a resilient storm sewer system featuring approximately 2,700 LF of 120-inch DuroMaxx SRPE with 120-inch inline elbow fittings. Designed to handle 40 feet of fill, the installation was reinforced with cementitious material extending 2 feet beyond, below, and above the pipe.

Workers assemble large concrete stormwater structures in a trench at a construction site under clear daylight.

March Feature

Vista Pacific Commerce
Oceanside, California

UrbanPond® Concrete
Detention System
Installation Date: May 2025

The site required a space efficient stormwater detention system within a shallow footprint due to the large building, storm drain easement, and parking demands. An 8-foot UrbanPond system maximized storage while minimizing space, allowing gravity drainage to the existing public storm drain. Downstream of a biofiltration basin, the system provided quick, efficient installation with native backfill.

A highway curves toward a large overpass tunnel set in dry, brown hills under a clear blue sky.

April Feature

SH21 Wildlife Overpass at Cervidae Peak
Boise, Idaho

BEBO® Concrete Arch Bridge 
54’ Span x 26’-4” Rise x 150’ Length
Installation Date: July 2023

To improve motorist safety and reduce wildlife collisions, Idaho’s first wildlife overpass was built on State Highway 21 using Contech’s BEBO Precast Arch System. Designed for migrating mule deer and elk, the $7.5 million project proved effective, with animals using the structure within a month of completion. The overpass not only restored habitat connectivity but also earned national recognition, winning AASHTO’s President’s Transportation Award for “Environment and Planning.”

Three large concrete culverts channel water under a road, surrounded by rocks and vegetation on a clear day.

May Feature

Gregory CR 27 Realignment
Burke, South Dakota

Triple 120” diameter CHS™ with 
HEL-COR® Culvert 
Installation Date: September 2025

As part of a roadway realignment and grading project along County Road 27, a failed culvert was replaced with a triple-barrel 120-inch HEL-COR with a CHS (Culvert Headwall System) Solution. This innovative system combines CMP culverts with prefabricated headwalls and wingwalls, providing a durable, efficient, and long-term drainage solution. Additionally, the prefabricated headwall panels accelerated construction and providing substantial cost savings.

Two excavators lift a large concrete structure at a construction site beside a busy street and shops.

June Feature

183 North Mobility Seg 1A
Austin, Texas

Jellyfish® Peak Diversion (7-8’x12’, 1-8’x16’, 1-8’x8’ & 1-4’x6’)
Installation Date: March 2023

The 183 North Mobility Project aims to reduce congestion, improve travel, and enhance connectivity between Austin and nearby communities. To meet Texas Commission on Environmental Quality stormwater requirements, the team replaced months-long underground vault retrofits with the compact, efficient Jellyfish solution—installing 10 vaults in a fraction of the time.

Stone-arch bridge with two arches spans a rocky stream, with trees and power lines in the background.

July Feature

Eaglehead Drive
New Market, Maryland

Twin cell 51’-8” span x 25’-11” BridgeCor® Structural Plate
Installation Date: Fall 2024

Eaglehead Drive was originally part of a dam construction project that created the 250-acre, man-made Lake Linganore in Frederick County, Maryland. The new BridgeCor Structural Plate bridge provides access for homeowners and visitors to the Lake Linganore community which is built “in symphony with the land and preserving the natural environment”.

Large concrete utility duct banks marked "536" are laid in a trench at a construction site with workers and machinery nearby.

August Feature

AESC Lithium-Ion Battery Plant
Bowling Green, Kentucky

1,500 LF of 15 kV RED-E-DUCT®
Precast Duct Bank System
Installation Date: August 2023

AESC is investing $2 billion in a 30 GWh battery gigafactory in Bowling Green, KY, to produce lithium-ion batteries for up to 300,000 vehicles annually. To meet project goals, 1,500 LF of RED-E-DUCT Precast Duct Bank was installed to carry power from the substation to the main building. Chosen for its ability to handle complex design and tight timelines, RED-E-DUCT helped cut labor costs and accelerate construction over cast-in-place methods.

Several large corrugated metal pipes are lined up on a gravel surface at a construction site with earthmoving equipment visible.

September Feature

Louisville Int’l Airport Shuttle Lot Expansion
Louisville, Kentucky

6,328’ of 66” diameter ALT2 CMP Detention and a Cascade Separator® 
Installation Date: September 2024

The Louisville airport expanded its Express Shuttle Lot with 1,000+ spaces, requiring underground stormwater detention. Contech assisted the engineer of record designing a 150,344-cubic-foot system using 6,328 feet of 66-inch CMP in 31 stepped rows. Paired with a Cascade Separator, the system enhances capacity and water quality while ensuring efficient, stable performance.

A commercial airplane flies low over a grass embankment near a construction site with a white truck and stacked materials.

October Feature

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Int’l Airport
Atlanta, Georgia

49,306 SF ArmorFlex® Class 85L
133,000 SF ArmorFlex® Class 45
Installation Date: December 2024

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Int’l Airport upgraded its quarry-based stormwater basin, located between two active runways, as part of its modernization program. The project addressed slope failures, erosion, and wildlife hazards that could impact safety and operations. To provide a lasting solution, the airport installed over 49,000 SF of ArmorFlex Class 85L Mats for hydraulic stability in the basin bottom, along with 133,000 SF of Class 45 Handheld Mats to stabilize embankments and improve long-term performance.

Large stacks of white, corrugated pipes are arranged in rows on a field under a cloudy sky with power lines in the background.

November Feature

183 North Mobility Seg 1A
Kalispell, Montana

A-2000™ PVC
~10,000 LF of 12”–36” diameters
Installation Date: Summer 2025

In 2025, MDT expanded its use of A-2000 pipe beyond irrigation applications, deploying it for a major storm sewer project in the city of Kalispell. The city selected A-2000 storm sewer for the project due to its inherent strength, long lay lengths, and tight joints. The contractor praised the product’s ease of installation, noting that the 22’ lengths and annular design with movable gaskets helped them stay ahead of schedule.

View from below a modern steel bridge with sunlight casting shadows, above a rocky embankment against a clear blue sky.

December Feature

Wichita North Junction
Wichita, Kansas

94,577 SF ClearCast™ Transparent Bridge Deck Forms
Installation Date: June 2025

At Wichita’s busy North Junction, where I-135, I-235, K-254, and K-96 meet, KDOT is improving traffic flow and reducing congestion. To safely and quickly build new infrastructure over the Union Pacific Railroad and highways, ClearCast was chosen as the only stay-in-place form offering both speed and safety plus clear visibility to the deck underside—enhancing inspection, maintenance, and long-term preservation.

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