Utilities
Prospect Construction has established itself as a reliable contractor in utility infrastructure. With a team bringing extensive experience across all phases of utility projects, Prospect has successfully delivered complex work including water and wastewater utilities, large-diameter pipelines, pump stations, and associated civil infrastructure. Prospect’s team applies disciplined planning, technical expertise, and field-proven execution to every project, making Prospect a trusted partner for the successful delivery of demanding utility projects.
Keystone Projects
Choteau- Choteau, MT
Town of Choteau- Design-Bid-Build
Engineer: Great West Engineering
The project consisted of the replacement of approximately 9,000 LF of existing waterline with new C900 PVC waterlines and associated services and fire hydrants. The groundwater conditions in town necessitated active dewatering using a system of deep wells spaced approximately 25'-50' apart along the majority of the waterline. After the waterline installation work was complete, the streets were repaved using a chipseal pavement over asphalt grinding
Water System Improvement Project- Ronan, MT
City of Ronan- Design-Bid-Build
Engineer: Morrison-Maierle
The project generally consists of the following major items: installation of new 8-inch and 6-inch water main; connection to existing 12-inch, 8-inch and 6-inch water mains; temporary water main bypass; reconnection of existing water service lines and appurtenances; installation of new valves, fittings and fire hydrants; cut and cap existing water mains; utility crossings; restoration of public right-of-way, private parking lots and lawns.
St. Regis Force Main Replacement Project- St. Regis, MT
St. Regis Sewer District- Design-Bid-Build
Engineer: WGM Group
The work generally includes the installation of a new sewer force main underneath the bed and banks of the river, temporary hauling of sewage during construction, decommissioning an existing sewer force main, site restoration, and related work.
Northern 7-Mile Transmission Line Replacement Project- Midwest, WY
Salt Creek Joint Powers Board- Design- Bid- Build
Engineer: WWC Engineering
Work includes the abandonment in place of existing potable water transmission pipeline and replacement with ductile iron waterline including trenching, horizontal directional drilling
(boring), cleaning, testing, and reclamation. Work will also include associated water infrastructure such as CARVs, PRV, valves, hydrant(s), drains, connections to existing infrastructure, bends, cathodic protection system(s), corrosion protection coatings and linings, and crossing existing pipelines and utilities. The project is being constructed over 7 miles of existing oil and gas fields with active and abandoned pipelines. PCI is installing 32,500 linear feet of new 8" ductile iron water transmission main through the oil and gas field, over rough and varying terrain.
