Projects

Concrete

TGCC is your concrete construction expert. Over the years, we have constructed heavy concrete foundations and walls, concrete tilt-up panels, parking structures, slabs on grade, and more.

In some of these projects we performed the role of general contractor, and in others we were brought in as a subcontractor to do the specialized work.

We understand the importance of continuing education in keeping pace with the construction industry. Each year, we send key staff associated with concrete construction to the World of Concrete trade show to take part in seminars and classes, demonstrations, and networking events.

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Kelley Engineering Building

Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon

2007 Excellence in Concrete Award from Oregon Concrete and Aggregate Producer’s Association

We constructed all of the concrete infrastruction on this 132,000 sq. ft., three-story classroom building.

Work performed included various slabs on grade, gang-formed concrete foundation walls, elevated concrete slab over the basement as a main floor, and post-tension beams and slabs on the upper floors. The building also includes an open atrium area with exposed architectural concrete from the main floor to the roof—a feature that divides the building into north and south structures connected by three pedestrian bridges.

 

Example Projects

Angell Civilian Conservation Center

Yachats, Oregon

On this project for the U.S. Department of Labor, we performed all the concrete foundation work and acted as general contractor. This challenging project included numerous complex walls built on a steep hillside with very little staging room.

ATS Tooling Systems

Corvallis, Oregon

This design-build project consisted of a 58,000 sq. ft. concrete tilt-up and steel roof warehouse for industrial use. Working with the architect and a local engineering firm, we were able to value-engineer the design and assist with permit-ready plans. We prepared pricing packages, budgets, and schedules for all elements of the project, and worked with the owner’s representative throughout the construction phase to ensure completion of a high-quality facility.

Columbia Colstor

Quincy, Washington

This 270,000 sq. ft. cold storage facility used more than 9,000 cubic yards of concrete. We completed it on an accelerated schedule, working six, 10 hour days until it was finished.