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Video - The Wharf in Washington DC: Cianbro Completes Recreation Pier

10/2/2017 4:18:00 PM|

Heavy construction at the waterfront revitalization project known as The Wharf in Washington, D.C. has reached a major milestone - the completion of Phase One and preparations to move ahead toward Phase Two. Cianbro has wrapped up the company's Phase One work with the unveiling of The Wharf's Recreation Pier. It is a unique structure that is open to the public at large, and which promises to become a new national treasure.

VIDEO - Oxford Casino Expansion Project: Going Vertical With a New Hotel

5/18/2017 9:06:00 AM|

In 2011, Cianbro served as the construction manager on the original project to build a casino in Oxford, Maine. Several years later, Cianbro managers were back on the jobsite to add another building to the facility. A new hotel and additional gaming space are all part of the expansion project that is proceeding smoothly toward a fall 2017 completion. Project Manager Bruce Cummings and Project Superintendent Dave Stenzel provide an update on the job’s progress.

Cianbro and Starcon Win Four Medals at 2017 National Craft Championships

3/10/2017 5:49:00 PM|

It was another successful competition for Cianbro and Starcon as team members matched skills against some of the best up-and-coming craftspeople in the nation.

ABC Honors Cianbro with “Best in Class” Eagle Award for Mystic River Bascule Bridge Rehab

3/9/2017 1:14:00 PM|

Nearly four years after Cianbro completed a landmark project in Connecticut, the company is still winning awards for the achievement.

Cianbro’s Sarah Long Bridge Team: 300,000 Hours Without a Recordable

10/31/2016 7:07:00 PM|

There is a lot of big, heavy work going on at the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge Replacement Project on the Piscataqua River between Kittery, Maine and Portsmouth, New Hampshire – one massive new bridge is under construction while a massive old adjacent bridge is being torn down at the same time. The Cianbro team is on schedule with crane picks that are each more than 100 tons of precast concrete segments coming off the water to form the lift towers of the new bridge. Work is also proceedin...