Department of Veterans Affairs
AACON resurfaced and re-striped the West and East parking lots, correcting subgrade failures and drainage issues. Paving and traffic control were phased to maintain patient access and daily operations throughout construction.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
AACON rehabilitated access roads and parking areas with milling, paving, striping, and drainage improvements to support hatchery operations. Work was sequenced to preserve facility access and continuous program activity.

Department of Veterans Affairs
AACON demolished, re-asphalted, and re-striped major parking areas to improve access and traffic flow. Work included drainage repairs, ADA upgrades, and phasing to maintain uninterrupted parking for staff and visitors.

USDA Forest Service
AACON milled, paved, and stabilized sections of NFSR-300 to improve access within the Tonto National Forest. Work included compaction, drainage adjustments, and traffic control in remote terrain with Forest Service safety and environmental constraints.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District
AACON executed grading, drainage, utilities, and concrete placement supporting the Montgomery Locks & Dam modernization. Work was performed within USACE safety zones while maintaining navigation and site access.

National Park Service
AACON repaired campground roads, pads, and drainage features to restore safe public access. Work included asphalt replacement, grading, and erosion control performed within sensitive park areas and seasonal access windows.

Kentucky Air National Guard
AACON replaced aging natural gas piping at the Louisville ANG installation, installing new mains, valves, and tie-ins to enhance reliability. The work was sequenced to maintain secure access and uninterrupted base operations.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District
AACON installed new natural gas distribution piping, valves, and tie-ins to support mission reliability. Work was completed with trenching controls, traffic management, and continuous coordination on an active federal campus.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
AACON delivered design-build roadway repairs along the Big Stone Auto Tour Route, restoring pavement, shoulders, and drainage features. Work was executed within an active refuge, maintaining visitor access and environmental protections.

USDA Forest Service
AACON paved and stabilized sections of Forest Service roads to improve public access and support land management. Work included asphalt placement, compaction, and grading in remote terrain requiring controlled logistics.