March 23 2017
The Conti team has been working on the Fayetteville Outer Loop project near Fort Bragg, North Carolina since 2014, where they have been working with Amec Foster to rapidly identify and coordinate the removal of discarded military munitions (DMM) and unexploded ordnance (UXO) found on the job site.
A portion of the project to construct a new 6-mile stretch of the I-295 Outer Loop runs directly through Fort Bragg, an historical Army post that has been in continuous operation since 1918. For nearly 100 years, Fort Bragg has been used extensively for military training exercises. Some of the munitions finds have included artillery rounds, explosive detonators and small arms ammunition. Each time UXO is discovered and identified, all personnel are evacuated from the site and the U.S. Army Explosive Ordinance disposal team disposes of the material.
“It is not uncommon to find UXOs on the jobsite,” said Dennis Winegar, Safety and Health Engineer on the project. “We continue to train all personnel to be aware of any objects that are unearthed during our construction activities, and to immediately notify our safety and UXO teams.”
September 14 2018
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) has awarded the EWR Terminal A Redevelopment Program Bridges N61, N62, N63, At-Grade Roadways and Appurtenances contract to Conti Enterprises, Inc.
October 18 2017
Conti’s NJDOT Route 295/42/I-76 Connector project was recently named as one of the Top 10 Roads for 2017. This is the second industry recognition for the Route 295 project this year.
