Tri-County Contractors wins flood control project
by MBJ Staff
Published: August 27,2012
Tags: builder, building, contract, contractor, federal agency, federal government, flood, flood control, flooding, levee, river, water
MISSISSIPPI DELTA — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg District, recently awarded phase two of the Steele Bayou Channel Relocation to Tri-County Contractors Inc. of Jackson.
The work is part of the flood control efforts in the Yazoo River Basin and will consist of constructing the Steele Bayou channel relocation in the Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge in Washington County.
Principal features of the work include excavating approximately 1.72 linear miles of new channel, raising 3.6 linear miles of existing earthen dikes and levees, constructing 3,800 linear feet of new levee and relocating 1,476 linear feet of a county gravel road. There will also be various realignments of ditches and small streams and establishment of new turf.
The contract totals $5,695,850.
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