COMANCO is “LIVE! From the Field” at a New Landfill Installation COMANCO is “LIVE! From the Field,” completing a new Landfill installation in Central Florida. The crew began work on the site just last week and has already completed 135,000 …
COMANCO Employees Attend Excavator Training For Equipment Operators with Ring Power CAT. COMANCO congratulates our second group of equipment operators as they attend and complete their excavator training with Ring Power CAT. This two-day class consists of classroom theory and …
Advancement of Major Double Project Site Located in Central Florida Continues With COMANCO. The COMANCO crew progresses on a site in Central Florida containing two significant projects. One project is 72% complete, while the other is 85% complete. The two …
Good Morning, LIVE from the field in Freeport, FL! Superintendent Bill Newman checks in live from the field in Freeport, Florida, with an on-site update. COMANCO crew members continue excavating over one thousand pounds of dirt and concrete. The entire expansion …
Landfill Project in DeFuniak Springs Moves Forward Landfill Project in DeFuniak Springs Gets Underway Superintendent Bill Newman and the COMANCO team are making steady progress on a new Landfill Project in DeFuniak Springs. The project is currently in its early …
Newport Florida Update from COMANCO’s Field Team Newport Florida Update on New Landfill Cell Construction Superintendent Bill Newman and his crew are reporting live from the field with a Newport Florida update on the progress of a new landfill cell …
Foreman Wayne Wilkinson and his crew are currently performing void repairs for a Florida chemical plant. They are doing earthwork that includes excavation of settled areas, compacting, and placing dirt fill into specified cracks. This small crew always puts COMANCO’s …
COMANCO has recently completed work relocating lime sludge material for Florida Dredge at a Central Florida chemical facility. Superintendent Gary Mitchell Jr. and the two man crew was brought in while working on a nearby project to relocate unreachable material …
COMANCO and Trader Construction remain hard at work on a project in North Florida. In the last month, over 150,000 cubic yards of material has been dewatered, excavated, hauled, and compacted to create a rim dike. Other recent progress includes …
