Las Animas County - Colorado

Owner - Town of Aguilar

Contract amount - $2,088,000

Start date - November 2023

Estimated completion - Spring 2024

This project is to provide a new reservoir for water storage purposes with associated earthwork, infrastructure, and restoration. This project more specifically involves the following 1. Site Grading and Access 2. Ditch cleaning, grading, regrading, or filling 3. Demolition and abandonment of existing facilities. 4. Mass excavation 5. Various pipe- works for underdrain, discharge, or bypass pipelines 6. Relocation of overhead power. 7. Installation of infrastructure elements such as release gates and manholes 8. Bentonite and other “liner” practices using native soils and import additives 9. Finished grading and restoration.

El Paso County- Colorado

Owner – City of Colorado Springs

Contract Amount - $5,900,00

Estimated completion – Spring 2023

Following significant erosion of Cottonwood Creek, Colorado Springs received a FEMA grant to restore the creek. Siete, Inc. was hired as the prime contractor for the construction of concrete drop structures to slow with flow of water through the creek, stabilizing the floor of the channel to prevent further and future erosion. The project also included sheet piling and embankment.

Fremont County - Colorado

Owner - Fremont County

Contract amount - $3,115,700

Start - May 2024

Estimated Completion - Fall 2024

Siete, Inc. was awarded the Grandview Ave. bridge replacement project by Fremont County in March. The project consists of removing and replacing the current bridge over a portion of the Fourmile Creek, east of Steinmeier Ave. The original bridge was built in 1940 and was reconstructed in 1965. The average daily traffic over the bridge is 1,541.  The project is expected to last six months.

Pitkin County - Colorado

Owner – Twin Lakes Reservoir

Contract amount - $3,946,800

Estimated project start - Summer 2024

Siete, Inc. was hired by Twin Lakes Reservoir and Canal Company as the prime contractor for the Grizzly Reservoir Dam rehabilitation project that will replace the gates that control water flow , repair the outlet that works to release water to Lincoln Creek, reconstruct embankment and construct a retaining wall at the Twin Lakes tunnel intake.

Huerfano and Pueblo County - Colorado

Owner - Colorado Department of Transportation

Contract amount - 

Start date - February 2024

Estimated completion - Summer 2024

This project entails repairing culverts that are in critical condition along the southern route of Interstate 25 and Colorado Highway 12. There are four locations on I-25 between Pueblo and the New Mexico border with three additional locations on CO 12 between La Veta and Trinidad. All culverts are in immediate need of repair, which includes new linings, headwalls and concrete reinforcements.

Huerfano County - Colorado

Owner – Colorado Department of Transportation

Contract Amount - $19,259,072

Estimated project state  - spring 2023

Estimated Completion – Spring 2024

Siete, Inc. was awarded the I-25 Bridge Replacement project that will rehabilitate the existing I-25 northbound bridge and replace the existing southbound bridge. The bridges traverse railroad tracks as well as CO 10 and US 160. The project will also require adjusting the grade of the roadway.

Eagle County - Colorado

Owner - Colorado Department of Transportation

Contract amount - $4,174,000

Start - May 2024

Estimated Completion - Fall 2024

The Colorado Department of Transportation and prime contractor, Siete Inc., will begin a wall replacement project along westbound I-70 in Dowd Canyon on Monday, May 6. Work will take place from Mile Marker 169.5 to MM 171.5 in Eagle County between Eagle-Vail and West Vail. Crews will remove portions of the existing earth wall above US 6 at MM 170.5 and replace it with a new Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) wall. Additional light paving, guardrail installations, striping and electrical work will also take place through the project zone. The project will not only protect the future integrity of the roadway, but will also enhance the aesthetics of the corridor for a safer and more enjoyable driving experience.

Pueblo County - Colorado

Owner - Pueblo County

Contract amount - $33,438,500

Start - May 2024

Estimated Completion - Fall 2025

As the only Pueblo County contractor bidding the project, Siete, Inc. was extremely excited to be awarded the project in April. The project is located between the S. Joe Martinez Blvd & Purcell Blvd. intersection in Pueblo West and the Pueblo Blvd. & 24th St. intersection in Pueblo. Medal of Honor Blvd will cross over the Wildhorse Creek arroyo and through the Honor Farm Open Space in Pueblo. The roadway extension will improve traffic flow by providing additional access between Pueblo and Pueblo West. The project will also enhance economic opportunities in the area. Medal of Honor Blvd will provide access to the new Pueblo County jail facility.

Pueblo County - Colorado

Owner – FHWA

Contract Amount - $4,417,577

Estimated project start - Jan 2023

Estimated Completion – Summer 2023

Siete, Inc. was awarded the FHWA project that will reconstruct Nichols Road from the McCulloch intersection to the bridge. The reconstruction will include widening the intersection to accommodate left turning vehicles, building a trail addition that will link to Pueblo West High School, construct a grade separated pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks, along with resurfacing the roadway.

Kiowa County - Colorado

Owner - Amity Mutual Irrigation Company

Contract Amount - $1,973,000

Estimated Project Start - Summer 2024

Estimated completion - Fall 2024

Queen Reservoir Dam, a 35,657 acre-foot reservoir, has been under a storage restriction since July 2017. The reservoir rehabilitation project will remove the safety restriction and allow continued delivery water to shareholders for irrigation. Queen Reservoir is located in Kiowa County, approximately 12 miles north of Lamar. The rehabilitation project includes the removal of entire outlet works and replacement of the outlet works components of the dam, as well as replacing the headwall with an earthen embankment.