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Thalle Construction completed Phase 2 and Phase 6, and is currently working on Phase 5 of the 7-mile James River Interceptor replacement project. The project involves rerouting the city's existing sewage collection system, and installing a new 54-inch sanitary sewer main. As the work progresses, the new lines require working in cramped areas between the railroad and the James River, as well as heavy construction in Lynchburg's historic downtown riverfront district. Read More

Traversing the city of Greenville, Thalle performed this large, long-term sewer project for the Western Carolina Regional Sewer Authority. Much of the work involved limited right of ways and required specialized equipment and shoring systems. Read More

Thalle Midlothian Partners is a joint venture between Thalle Construction Company and ARK Contracting Services. The joint venture was awarded the $150 Million Integrated Pipeline Project for the Section 12-13 and Midlothian Balancing Reservoir Project in Midlothian, Texas. Read More

Approximately 470 linear feet of 72-inch diameter prestressed concrete cylinder pipe; providing a microwave radio communication system including a monopole tower, equipment shelter, microwave antenna and microwave radio equipment and accessories at the project site and a microwave antenna, microwave radio equipment and accessories at the existing Goochland Fire Company 5 communications tower site... Read More

Establish secure vehicle entry and exit points to World Trade Center complex. Read More

Thalle has been involved with multiple phases and aspects of this large, long-term project in the heart of the University of North Carolina Campus in Chapel Hill, NC. A tightly confined area, coordination with dozens of other contractors, tight scheduling and rigorous standards allowed Thalle to demonstrate it's expertise in utility and site development work on one of the most complex jobs in our 60-year history. Read More

The work includes the mass excavation of the Riverside Oxbow- Sites A and C for the purposes of developing valley storage for the Fort Worth Central City project. Read More

Thalle Construction Company was tasked to develop the Temporary Runway 17 for the Asheville Regional Airport. Read More

This project involved the excavation of 750,000 cubic yards of earth and 235,000 cubic yards of rock. Thalle brought its own mobile crusher to the site to crush the rock and use it for sub-base on the access roads which were also included in the scope of work. The project was completed on time and was incident and injury free. Read More

R.N. Rouse contracted Thalle to perform site work at the 52 acre hospital site that is owned and operated by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Read More