FDOT Curlew Storm Repairs | Pipe Crew Progress Update

We’re proud to announce that the FDOT Curlew Storm Repairs project is entering its final stage. With the majority of work completed and just a few finishing touches remaining, we’re on schedule to wrap up by early October.

This milestone marks another successful development delivered by the Burgess Civil team, one that reflects our continued commitment to quality, collaboration, and on-time execution.

Final Details Underway

Our Pipe Crew has successfully completed the installation of 54” RCP (Reinforced Concrete Pipe) and is now moving east along the Curlew Corridor to begin installing 48” RCP.

This milestone reflects the precision, efficiency, and professionalism the Burgess Civil team brings to every project scope.

A Team Effort

This achievement wouldn’t be possible without the dedication and expertise of the Burgess Civil team. From field crews to project managers, every member played a role in keeping the project moving safely and efficiently.

We’re grateful for the hard work, coordination, and professionalism shown throughout the development of FDOT Curlew Storm Repairs—and we’re proud of the results.

Crew Dedication and Execution

We are proud of our team’s dedication and teamwork as they continue turning plans into progress, one step at a time. Storm drainage projects of this scale require careful coordination, technical expertise, and a commitment to quality, and our crew is delivering on all fronts.

The Curlew Corridor work is part of a broader FDOT storm repair initiative, and Burgess Civil is honored to play a key role in restoring and improving critical infrastructure for the community.

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