Civil Construction & Infrastructure

AACON's primary logo signature with a black skyline of Louisville above the red AACON arch.

Civil construction at AACON is a team effort that blends field expertise with precise planning and oversight. Our project managers, superintendents, and trade partners work together to deliver roadway rehabilitation, utility improvements, and site infrastructure that meet federal standards. Collaboration and clear communication guide every task to maintain quality, safety, and production across changing site conditions.

Design-Build & Facility Renovation Projects | Facility Repair & Upgrades

Paving, Forest Service, Civil Construction, National Park Service, Plumbing, Electrical, Underground Utilities, Ground Up Construction, Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Veterans Affairs, Structural, Waterproofing, Design-Build Becky Duncan Paving, Forest Service, Civil Construction, National Park Service, Plumbing, Electrical, Underground Utilities, Ground Up Construction, Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Veterans Affairs, Structural, Waterproofing, Design-Build Becky Duncan

Design-Build Repair Expansion Joints – Building 55 Parking Garage 

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.

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Paving, Forest Service, Civil Construction, National Park Service, Plumbing, Electrical, Underground Utilities, Ground Up Construction, Army Corps of Engineers, Structural, Waterproofing, Design-Build Becky Duncan Paving, Forest Service, Civil Construction, National Park Service, Plumbing, Electrical, Underground Utilities, Ground Up Construction, Army Corps of Engineers, Structural, Waterproofing, Design-Build Becky Duncan

Design/Build Big Stone National Auto Tour Roadway Repairs

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.

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