Tezak Heavy Equipment
State Highway 115
Owner: Colorado Department of Transportation
Location: State Highway 115 El Paso County at Fort Carson Gate 6.
Superintendent: Troy Adair
Start Date: November 28, 2011
Project Description This project consists of intersection widening and improvements, and reconstruction of adjacent county roads to connect to the new alignment.
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Monument Creek at the Tudor Property
Owner: Colorado Springs Utilities
Location: Monument Creek, Colorado Springs, CO
Superintendent: Jody Lazor
Start Date:November 2011
Project Description:This project includes the construction of two sloping grouted boulder drop structures on the Tudor Family property. Stream degradation has exposed the concrete encasement supporting an 8-inch sanitary sewer mainline. Tezak Heavy Equipmnet will build the drop structures to help stabilize the creek and reduce the risk of mainline failure.
USAFA Sail Plane Landing Area
Owner: United States Air Force Academy
General Contractor:Toltest, Inc.
Location:United States Air Force Academy, Colorado
Superintendent: Troy Adair
Start Date:10/8/2011
Project Description:Tezak Heavy Equipment is contracted by Toltest, Inc. for the construction and repair of a 3000’ x 300’ synthetic turf landing area involving three landing lanes and an attached synthetic turf apron for the United States Air Force Academy. This landing area is the busiest non-commercial airfield in the country. These repairs include, but are not limited to: mobilization, excavation and earthwork, soil and compaction testing, synthetic turf installation, synthetic turf anchoring, re-vegetation, and demobilization.
Monument Creek South of Bijou Street Grouted Boulder Drop Structure
Owner: Colorado Springs Utilities
Location: South of Bijou Street Colorado Springs, CO
Superintendent: Jody Lazor
Start date:10/6/2011
Priority Culverts US 550 and SH 160
Owner: Colorado Department of Transportation
Location: US 160 at MP 160.27, 164.55, 167.11 in Mineral County CO and US 550 at MP 44.36 in La Plata County.
Superintendent: Troy Adair
Start Date: August 15, 2011
Colorado Department of Transportation has contracted with Tezak Heavy Equipment to replace culverts with RCP and CSP as well as culvert lining and culvert plugging.
Fountain Creek at El Pomar Sanitary Sewer Crossing Stabilization and Fishway Project
Owner: Colorado Springs Utilities
Location: Fountain Creek at El Pomar
Superintendent: Jody Lazor
Start Date: August 2011
Project description: Colorado Springs Utilities has contracted with Tezak Heavy Equipment to install a grouted sloping boulder drop structure and fish ladder immediately downstream of an existing 48" wastewater interceptor. The wastewater main encasement has become exposed due to erosion of the channel. The drop structure is being constructed to re-establish the cover over the existing wastewater infrastructure.
Cottonwood Creek at Kumar Sewer Protection Project
Owner: Colorado Springs Utilities
Location: Cottonwood Creek just west of Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO
Superintendent: Paul Hill
Start Date: 9/8/2011
SH 9 Currant Creek Bridge Replacement
Owner: Colorado Department of Transportation
Location: 11.3 miles north of US 50 and SH 9 Fremont County CO
Superintendent: Troy Adair
The project consists of replacing structure J-15-B on SH 9 in Fremont County; 11.3 miles north of the US 50 and SH 9 intersection. The existing structure intersects Currant Creek and is a triple span structure with steel girders, concrete deck, and concrete piers.
This section of SH 9 consists mainly of local traffic and is used for recreational activities such as camping, fishing, hunting, skiing and general access to the mountains. However, SH 9 is not considered a major access route to the mountains.
The intent of the project work is to replace the structure, while not changing the surface elevation of the floodplain. The 24-foot existing roadway width on the structure requires an on-site detour to be in-place for the replacement of the structure.
Project Update: Tezak Heavy Equipment of Canon City, CO has been awarded this $1.4 million project. The Notice to Proceed has been issued and the we have begun designing the project. Construction began in May 2011.
Mission Statement
Tezak Heavy Equipment Co., Inc. is committed to being the premier Highway & Heavy construction company in the Rocky Mountain Region. We will advance our industry by utilizing the latest equipment & technology, providing project management that is second-to-none and maintaining a management team that is dedicated to our customer needs!
We challenge our employees and management staff to provide an outstanding product while maintaining a safe productive working environment.
Regardless of deadlines or specs, we will provide the highest quality product and will never compromise safety, honesty, value, or the integrity of our customers, employees, or reputation.
We will not waver in our commitment to earn our clients business with the highest quality products and services!!
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