June 2, 2023

Kasen Garrett Kasen has worked for Morgan Industries for most of his life. He’s done everything from yard cleanup to parking lot striping to business development/marketing. He currently works as a salesman/estimator and has been for nearly two years. For the past three years, Kasen has been both working at Morgan Industries and attending Weber […]

The SR-96 project’s major work items were SMA, HMA, FSR-HMA (Fiber Strength Reinforcement — Hot Mix Asphalt) and some roto-milling, signs, striping, and various other items. The project had some deep milling where we placed FSR-HMA for 1,500 tons. Geneva Rock added a scratch course roughly four miles long that was 1,940 tons of HMA.

This project included an overlay of 1” of Bonded Wearing Course — Type B for 3.5 miles of southbound I-15 through Davis County for a total of 185,000 square yards. The equipment used for this work included a Bearcat Spray Paver, Roadtec Shuttle Buggy, and 84-inch rollers. The project also included 137 cubic yards of

This nominated project placed approximately 8,245 tons of HMA 3/8 Inch material in the amount of $1,014,100.56 as a lane leveling course over the existing HMA. Once the lane level was placed a 1 ½ inch overlay with 16,810 tons of SMA ½ Inch was placed in the amount of $2,067,680.43. This project included a

The Tooele Valley airport project consisted of 3D milling and paving of the taxiways and runway, the installation of new LED light fixtures, new striping, survey markers and grade work. The work was phased to allow for the runway to remain open as long as possible. A two-week closure was allowed for the 3D milling,

Sunroc performed all the widening work on SR-14 from MP 11 to MP 12.5 in a $3.345 million project that involved significant challenges. This was a unique project, in part, because of its location up in the canyon. The project itself was completed in three phases. The first phase involved a massive box culvert reconstruct.

Project funding came from the UT FLAP program. Uintah County along with the Ashley National Forest Service applied for the Federal Lands Access Program through Uintah Transportation Special Service District. The grant was awarded at a 10% match from UTSSD. Burdick Materials administered this contract as prime contractor. The noteworthy earth-moving aspect of this project

Large Project of the Year Nominee I-84; East Snowville to Hansel Valley, Rehabilitation High Volume This project required removing the existing asphalt, identifying areas of concern, and placing new asphalt to improve the surface and extend the life of the roadway. The UDOT I-84; East Snowville to Hansel Valley Rehabilitation project had a unique application