The Northeast Corridor (NEC) is a crucial rail line serving passenger, commuter, and freight traffic from Boston to Washington, D.C. Many of its bridges, including the Norwalk River Railroad Bridge (also known as the WALK Bridge), are over a century old. Built in 1896, the WALK Bridge is a 564-foot steel truss bridge with four tracks and a 202-foot swing span.

The team was honored with the opportunity to reconstruct 1,100 linear feet of seawall along Farragut Field to address daily high tides and minor storms. Funding for the $37.5 million project was made available through Congress after a U.S. senator visiting the academy found the facility's conditions concerning.

Cianbro Fabrication & Coating Corporation (CFCC) supports The Cianbro Companies by pre-manufacturing steel components off site. This enhances safety, efficiency, and quality control.

The town of Moscow, in the heart of western Maine, was once home to the Moscow Over-the-Horizon (OTH) Backscatter Radar Base. Built and commissioned by General Electric Aerospace in 1990, the United States Air Force operated this base as an early-warning detection hub for aircraft and missile threats.