The Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, Zone 1 contract will deliver three aircraft maintenance unit hangars, a squadron maintenance complex, flight simulator facility, group headquarters, weapons load training hangar and more in support of the F-35 mission.  Zachry Construction Corporation is responsible for the new F-35 parking apron pavement, as well as the pavement between the newly constructed hangars.

Zachry Federal Construction Corporation was award a design-build project at Fort Hood with JSR for the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The Fort Hood Motor Pool Repair Project consisted of removing two, five-acre asphalt Motorpool parking lots and replacing with flexible base and 9” concrete pavement. Work required demolition of existing asphalt and base, excavation and grading, placement of new flexible base and paving 9” jointed concrete.

Zachry Federal Construction Corporation was awarded a design-build project at Fort Hood with JSR Contractors for the United States Army Corps of Engineers to replace Georgetown Road Bridge at Cowhouse Creek. Design and construction of a new bridge structure includes approaching roadways, embankments, channel modification, establishment and maintenance of the storm water prevention pollution plan, signage, striping, traffic control and the removal of the existing low water crossing roadway and elliptical corrugated metal pipes. The project also includes demolition of an existing 6 span bridge consisting of concrete and steel beam spans and one truss span.

The project consisted of constructing a new Border Patrol Station Checkpoint in Falfurrias, TX with continued operation of the existing one.  Scope of the project included eight primary inspection lanes with covered canopy, 16 secondary-inspection lanes with covered canopy, an Administration and Processing/Detention building, a secondary evidence storage building with loading dock, a vehicle lift area, a short-stay kennel building, 150-foot tall antenna tower, three-vehicle impound lot, GOVT parking spaces, a covered fueling system, along with new electric, water and fire protection utility services for the entire facility.

Completion of the new Checkpoint, Phase 1, was completed in April 2019.  Phase 2, demolition of the original Checkpoint, was completed September 2019.