Dave Dipardo and crew are currently out in Dahlgren working at the Chemical Biological Defense Facility. They aren’t working on any top-secret vaccine, but they are doing the site work. Dave’s crew has finished grading the first pad and is working on the second pad and the parking lot. They have installed about a quarter of the utilities as well. Before Dave’s crew was in Dahlgren they were at Shellfield Shores where they finished laying over a half mile of offsite waterline and sanitary line for the subdivision. All that’s left is to test the lines and tie them in. We appreciate all the hard work from Dave and his crew!

Brian Deshazo’s guys are still out at Mary Washington Hospital. They have moved over 100,000 cubic yards of earth and almost finished rough grading the thirty-five acre land development. Brian’s crew took a brief time off from the hospital to go to Gayle’s Pond, which is part of our Kenmore Watershed Contract with the City of Fredericksburg. At Gayle’s Pond, Bryan’s crew constructed the earth dam around the pond. They also went to the Spotsylvania Fire House #4 to help with the preliminary grading and erosion control. Bryan’s crew has also done some work at the Rowser Renovation and Hochmuth Hall. Hat’s off to Bryan’s crew as they are a tribute to their profession!