News Release

The $449.9 million Triangle Expressway Southeast Extension project adds 6.6 miles of new highway and three new interchanges.

Flatiron is collaborating with construction partners and clients to deliver infrastructure projects designed to enhance mobility and safety while creating greater transportation options in Southern California.

Flatiron is building next-generation resiliency protection to help communities brace for impacts of storm surge, sea-level rise and other environmental threats. Resiliency has become a significant market for Flatiron — adding major projects in Virginia and Texas valued at about $350 million to projects already underway in New York and New Jersey. 

Flatiron earned the International Organization for Standardization certification ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety management systems after an independent audit of the company’s systems, processes and…

Flatiron welcomes the opportunity to collaborate with joint venture partners and the Virginia Passenger Rail Authority to help provide more efficient, more reliable passenger rail service in Virginia.

The Dynamic Personal Micro Transit project will provide an alternative transportation option through zero-emission, autonomous Glydcars operating in dedicated guideways in East Contra Costa County in the San Francisco Bay Area.  

Complex resiliency project will use comprehensive urban stormwater management strategy to address impacts from coastal storm surge flooding and recurring inland rainfall flooding — safeguarding vulnerable communities in highly developed urban areas of northern New Jersey.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation has selected Flatiron and joint venture partner Fred Smith Company for a $103.5 million project to provide necessary infrastructure improvements in preparation for upcoming U.S. Open Championships at Pinehurst Country Club.

The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) has selected Flatiron’s E.E. Cruz subsidiary for the $137.7 million best-value bid-build project to replace the Bronx River Parkway Bridge.

The California Department of Transportation and the Bay Area Tolling Authority have selected Flatiron for a $73 million project to modernize toll systems at seven Bay Area bridges.