Projects
Projects
Past Projects
Four Corners, Erie Colorado
Owner: Metro District, Toll Brothers Southwest, JV
Scope of Services; Earthwork, Mine Reclamation, Water, Sewer, Storm Sewer, Dry Utility Sleeving for 400 Multi Family Units and a complete Commercial Retail Complex.
Project Value: Undisclosed
Time Frame: May 2022- April 2024
Claystone Construction Inc. was contracted to complete the retail and apartment pads, subsequently three phases of multifamily attached housing were added to the scope. Earthwork included an abandoned mine reclamation under State Mining supervision, over excavation of 750,000 cy of material, over 6 miles of wet utilities and 5 street connections to existing services were performed in 13 months.
Colliers Hill, Erie Colorado
Owner: BB Living (Arizona)
Scope of Services: Water Sewer and Storm Sewer, Curb Drain and Utility Sleeving, Earthwork, Over Excavation, Retaining Wall Excavation
Project Value: $3,750,000.00
Time Frame: June 2023-April 2024
This build to rent townhome complex is situated in the highly desirable Colliers Hill neighborhood in Erie, Co. Claystone presented a competitive bid for the Utilities and Earthwork on this confined site. The utility matrix required a detailed schedule to complete this project to the owners' tight timeframes, Coordinating up to three utility crews as the scraper fleet completed the lot over excavation also required careful timing.
Granite Canyon Mine, Wyoming
Owner: MMM West Region (North Division)
Project Value: Confidential
Scope of Services: Mine Reclamation, 2.67 million Cubic Yards of Reclamation Work
Martin Marietta solicited proposals for the first stage of this legacy properties' reclamation. Claystone was awarded the hard bid May of 2021 and mobilized 35 machines to the project by June 1st. In continuous operation since 1937, this granite quarry provides most of the high-quality railroad ballast for the western United States and is located at 7,300 feet above sea level. A specified two-season, weather restricted project, combined a massive equipment fleet of scrapers and haul trucks, moving 35,000 CY per day, while coordinating with up to 8 (1 mile long) unit trains crossing through the middle of the project on a daily basis. With a planned winter restriction Claystone moved approximately 60% of the material in the first season, exceeding the owners expectations, and allowing a partial seeding of the cut slopes prior to the winter shutdown. The second season remobilized a similar equipment spread and finished the reclamation seeding ahead of the Wyoming DMR's schedule, allowing a reduction in the posted bond.
