FM-16-A1 North Side Flood Risk Levee
Key Construction is working on the FM-16-A1 North Side Flood Risk Levee. This is part of the diversion project that the city is currently working on. The station would be part of the process meant to pump river water away to help alleviate flooding concerns. The in-town levies are meant to help pump water out to the diversion route safely through the city.
- Location: North Dakota, Minnesota
This station is out on County Road 20 and 25th Street North.
Home - Metro Flood Diversion Authority (fmdiversion.gov) is the a link to the official website for the diversion project as a whole.
57 North & BSA Surgical Center
The 57 North and BSA Surgical Center is a state of the art $12 million facility that is currently being constructed in north Bismarck by Kraus Anderson Construction Company. This project is a great example of how Prairie Supply works to get involved in every aspect of the project that we are capable of. We have been working on this project since the start of the budget proposals and are currently working with Glass Concrete on the foundations where we provide the rebar, materials, and forming. We will be supplying Herzog Coatings with all the waterproofing and foundation insulation along with working directly for Kraus Anderson on the masonry rebar, shoring, and potentially winter heat. There has been a lot of people from Prairie Supply involved and they have all shown a great team effort in making it all happen for our customers. Read More
- Location: Bismarck , North Dakota
US 85 Long X Bridge Project
Contractor: Ames Construction Inc.
This project is one of the largest bridges we have done as a complete package that will include rebar, forming/shoring, supplies, and winter heat.
The bridge is being constructed in Watford City with NDDOT as the architect. We received the notice to proceed with this project on June 11, 2019. There’s a projected end date of July 15, 2021. Read More
- Location: Watford City, North Dakota
- Completion: Jul 15, 2021
Sealing Pipe Penetrations in Foundation
Sam Houston State University authorized renovations to the Football team’s Field House and Locker Room area.
The scope included the installation of masonry walls and the capping of old Pipe Penetrations. The Contractor was asked to cut out the existing Pipe Penetrations and to fill them with a grout patch first, and then drill a ½” hole through the patch and inject behind the grout patch to ensure the cap was watertight.
The exact procedure was specified by the project engineer. The project contractor asked SealBoss for technical on the job assistance with the specified injection procedure.
In addition, other repair methods to seal off the Pipe Penetrations using SwellCaulk and Oakum were also covered during the training. Read More
- Location: Sam Houston State University – Huntsville, Texas