Federal Corrections Institution - Berlin, NH:

VR Concrete, Inc. was awarded the Federal Corrections Institution, in Berlin, NH, in October of 2007.  This was a two year Project. This Project included all site engineering, construction, project management, quality control and administrative activities. This 600,000 SF facility will house approximately 1200 inmates in (3) four-story general housing units, and (1) two-story special housing unit. The complex also includes several one story buildings for educational, vocational, health, administrative and food services within a secure compound.

This project also includes a weather corridor that links all buildings within the secured perimeter.

Located outside the secured compound is a central shared facility comprised of a central utility plant, a warehouse, a garage/landscape building, a fueling station, and a hazardous materials building.

In addition, there is a medium security Federal Prison Camp with housing and support facilities for 128 inmates, which is located outside the secure compound.

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Rochester Bridge - Rochester, NH:

This project includes all site survey, construction, project management, quality control and administrative activities. This multi-phase contract started in the Summer of 2010 and will be completed in the Summer of 2011. It consists of 3,300cy of concrete and over 200 tons of reinforcing steel.

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Farmington Waste Water Treatment Plan - Farmington, NH:

This project is a large sequential batch reactor tank that will contain 1.2 million gallons of liquid. It will take 1,500 cy of concrete and 300 tons of reinforcing steel to complete.

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Lebanon School - Lebanon, NH:

This project includes 1,600 cy of concrete and 75 tons of reinforcing steel.  There is in excess of 400 anchor bolts to set on this project.  It is situated on a sloping site creating multiple levels and retaining walls.  This project had many difficult forming details, consisting of masonry veneer shelves and slab receiving shelves, creating a multitude of different wall elevations. All of these forming challenges were met by our crews, while contending with severe winter conditions.

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Dover Bridge - Dover, NH:

This project consumed 1,100 cy of concrete and 70 tons of reinforcing steel. This multi-span bridge had some unique challenges because it passed over a working railroad bed and there were many high voltage overhead lines. These challenges were overcome with careful planning and execution and the project was completed on time and on budget.

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Quechee Waste Water Treatment Facility - Quechee, VT:

The Quechee Waste Water Treatment Facility consisted of a large sequential batch reactor, headworks, UV building, blower building, control building and sludge tank.  There were many highly detailed formwork challenges that were accomplished with ease by our seasoned crew. The project contained 1,200 cy of concrete and 112 tons of reinforcing steel.  VR Concrete was able to complete this project in six weeks, cutting the engineer’s estimated schedule in half.

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Borough Bridge Replacement - Bristol, NH:

This Project included all site survey, construction, project management, quality control and administrative activities. This project involved working directly above a scenic river and is adjacent to a scenic wayside. The environmental impact was a top priority.

The primary elements are the replacement of abutments, wing walls and a new 90’ bridge deck. In keeping with the scenic nature of the site, these elements are architectural concrete.
Because of the works proximity to steep ledge embankments and a rushing river, special care was exercised to maintain a safe work environment for all employees.

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Brattleboro Parking Garage – Brattleboro, VT:

This was a 5-story parking structure with a cast in place post-tensioned bridge and extensive retaining walls.  VR Concrete, Inc. was contracted to perform all footings, walls, piers and flatwork for this job, which is 100% complete.  This project consumed 2,500 c.y. of concrete and 45 tons of reinforcing steel.

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Stratton Mountain Ski Club – Stratton, VT:

This was a 25,000 s.f. footprint, 2-story subgrade parking structure with wall heights ranging from 12’ to 32’.  VR Concrete, Inc. was contracted to perform all footings, walls, piers and flatwork for this fast track project, which was completed on time and under budget.  This project consumed in excess of 5,000c.y. of concrete and 200 tons of reinforcing steel.

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Carroll Transfer Station - Twin Mountain, NH:

This fast-tracked project consisted of footings, walls and flatwork and was completed ahead of schedule.

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Brox Quarry – Dracut, MA:

This project was a series of large piers and foundations to support a multitude of conveyors, screens and crushers. The project consisted of more than 400 anchor bolt settings that stretched out over a 20-acre site.  VR Concrete, Inc. was responsible for all survey work and anchor bolt placement on this project.  This project consumed 10,000c.y. of concrete and 400 tons of reinforcing steel. 

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Lowes – Gilford, NH: 

VR Concrete was contracted to provide the flatwork for this project.  A laser screed was utilized to maintain compliance with “F” number requirements.

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Lowes – Epping, NH:

This was a 136,000s.f. pile supported building with a structural slab, pile caps and grade beams.  This project consumed in excess of 8,000c.y. of concrete and 1,200 tons of reinforcing steel.

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Lewiston Parking Garage – Lewiston, ME:

This project offered many unique forming challenges.  All walls were exposed to public view and there were many detailed formwork features.  This project consumed in excess of 2,500 c.y. of concrete.

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Rising Bear Lodge – Stratton, VT:

This was a 2-story sub-grade parking structure with a 5-story lodge.  The building footprint was +/-20,000 s.f. with approximately 800 l.f. of wall in excess of 22’ tall.  VR Concrete, Inc. was contracted to perform all footings, walls, piers and flatwork for this project.  This project consumed 3,500 c.y. of concrete and 150 tons of reinforcing steel. 

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Home Depot – Seabrook, NH:

This was an 110,000s.f. pile supported building with a structural slab and grade beams.  VR Concrete was contracted to perform all footings, walls, beams and flatwork for this project.  This project consumed in excess of 7,000c.y. of concrete and 900 tons of reinforcing steel.