Since 1988, Rosemar Construction has been a Long Island road-work contractor, serving public agencies and private customers from its East Moriches base. The company is known for more than three decades of experience and for taking on projects as either the primary contractor or a subcontractor, including major roadway restorations such as the CR-80 Montauk Highway work.
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Glenn O. Hawbaker, IncFounded in 1952, Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. is a heavy and highway contractor that builds and rehabilitates roads, bridges, and development sites across the region. The Pennsylvania-based company combines construction operations with its own network of 19 aggregate facilities and seven asphalt plants, supporting projects from local paths to the Interstate system. GOH has grown to more than 1,000 employees at 48 locations serving five states.237310STATE COLLEGE, PA
Coastal Pipeline Products, CorpSince 1988, Coastal Pipeline Products has built its identity as a Calverton-based manufacturer serving the infrastructure needs of the Long Island, New York, and New Jersey metropolitan area. Its 22-acre operation combines production plants with in-house form fabrication, giving the company the ability to make custom precast concrete components for public works and construction projects. Coastal is an NPCA Quality Certified Plant and an approved manufacturer for multiple New York-area public agencies.CALVERTON, NY
Joseph McCormick Construction Co., IncSince Joseph McCormick began building storm sewers in 1896, the family-owned Erie-area company has grown into a heavy highway contractor and asphalt producer serving public agencies, commercial developments, and local businesses. Its Wesleyville plant supports paving work alongside site development and underground infrastructure projects, and the company now operates six construction crews. Owen McCormick has been the sole owner since 1999.237310ERIE, PA
Strawser Construction IncSince 1976, Strawser Construction Inc. has helped Midwestern communities extend the life of their highways, streets, and roads through pavement-preservation construction and products. Now part of Barrett Industries, the company combines field services with a Cincinnati research and development laboratory that designs and tests roadway solutions for cities, counties, DOTs, and private owners. Its work is aimed at keeping existing pavement safer and serviceable longer, rather than waiting for more costly reconstruction.COLUMBUS, OH