Nation-Wide Heavy Civil Construction Services

Client Name & Address: USACE, Baltimore District, 2 Hopkins Plaza, Baltimore, MD 21201

Dollar Value: $3,344,871.00

Year Performed: 2021 – 2022

Client Reference: Preston Jacka – Contracting Officer’s Representative – 410-340-3829

Manner of Execution

Codorus Creek is a tributary to the Susquehanna River that spans across 42 miles of York County, PA. The existing flood protection wall along Codorus Creek between Penn Street bridge and Tyler’s Run was constructed in the 1940s and was deteriorating at several locations, posing a threat to neighboring communities. USACE contracted with Mohawk Valley Materials, Inc. (MVM) to replace the Penn Street Floodwall. MVM demolished the existing flood wall and constructed approximately 600 linear feet of new floodwall extending west from the south abutment of the Penn Street Bridge to the Tyler’s Run tributary to Codorus Creek. The project included the driving of over 3,000 LF of steel H-piles and management of lead-contaminated soils. MVM mechanically dredged stream channel sediments and disposed of them offsite. MVM completed all work in accordance with detailed specifications and plans. MVM self-performed all work with the exception of the floodwall construction. MVM provided qualified key personnel with required certifications and experience to manage the Contract, including preparation of over 300 project submittals, and management of the schedule, budget, and scope.

We received the following testimonial from the Corps regarding our performance on this project: “Mohawk Valley Materials demonstrated the ability as a newly graduated small business to manage and construct critical features of work for the betterment of public infrastructure. Their dedication to professional stakeholder interface and delivery of quality products with timely delivery is much appreciated. Their collaborative partnering approach to problem solving and issue resolution contributed directly to the successful completion of this project and to the overall satisfaction of the project stakeholders”

Client Name & Address:USACE Kentucky, 110 9th Avenue South, RM A680, Nashville, TN 37203

Dollar Value: $6,394,820.76

Year Performed: 2021 – 2023

Client Reference: Jason Foust – Contracting Officer Representative – 931-319-1136

Manner of Execution

Mohawk Valley Materials, Inc. (MVM) is fulfilling the Department of the Army, Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District, requirement for clearing Yellow Creek along the Upper Cumberland River basin located in Middlesboro, Bell County, Kentucky. The Government's minimum need is the complete and safe clearing of the channel. Constructed by the Corps of Engineers in the 1930s, the channel consists of a levee system and a flood channel. MVM is responsible for all materials, labor and equipment needed in order to restore flow capacity of flood protection channel by removing sediment buildup and vegetation from the upper reaches of the channel which currently reduces flow capacity of the system. Last channel clean-out was performed in 2009. Work includes approximately 3,600 feet of channel with an option of an additional 1,774 feet of channel clearing.

Client Name & Address: USACE, Baltimore District, 2 Hopkins Plaza, Baltimore, MD 21201

Dollar Value: $3,344,871.00

Year Performed: 2021 – 2022

Client Reference: Preston Jacka – Contracting Officer’s Representative – 410-340-3829

Manner of Execution

Codorus Creek is a tributary to the Susquehanna River that spans across 42 miles of York County, PA. The existing flood protection wall along Codorus Creek between Penn Street bridge and Tyler’s Run was constructed in the 1940s and was deteriorating at several locations, posing a threat to neighboring communities. USACE contracted with Mohawk Valley Materials, Inc. (MVM) to replace the Penn Street Floodwall. MVM demolished the existing flood wall and constructed approximately 600 linear feet of new floodwall extending west from the south abutment of the Penn Street Bridge to the Tyler’s Run tributary to Codorus Creek. The project included the driving of over 3,000 LF of steel H-piles and management of lead-contaminated soils. MVM mechanically dredged stream channel sediments and disposed of them offsite. MVM completed all work in accordance with detailed specifications and plans. MVM self-performed all work with the exception of the floodwall construction. MVM provided qualified key personnel with required certifications and experience to manage the Contract, including preparation of over 300 project submittals, and management of the schedule, budget, and scope.

We received the following testimonial from the Corps regarding our performance on this project: “Mohawk Valley Materials demonstrated the ability as a newly graduated small business to manage and construct critical features of work for the betterment of public infrastructure. Their dedication to professional stakeholder interface and delivery of quality products with timely delivery is much appreciated. Their collaborative partnering approach to problem solving and issue resolution contributed directly to the successful completion of this project and to the overall satisfaction of the project stakeholders”