Please join us in welcoming Lee Price to the Branch Civil team. He’ll be working as a Cost Engineer from our Virginia Beach office. In this role, he’ll collaborate with our newly formed Project Controls group and will assist our project teams with budgets,...
We’re pleased to announce that the I-64 widening project in Henrico and New Kent counties (exits 200-205) recently received the HCCA Excellence in Infrastructure Award for projects valued at more than $15 million. This joint-venture project with Corman Kokosing...
Five years ago, Branch Civil’s version of fleet management was still manual entry. They had spreadsheets to locate spreadsheets were, and information traveled from person to person before it was ever entered into a computer. But at that same time, Equipment Operations...
Please join us in welcoming Project Engineer Nathan Collins to the Branch Civil family. He interned with us for two summers and recently graduated from Virginia Tech with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. Nathan’s passion for construction and the heavy civil...
We are pleased to welcome Project Engineer Trevor Coleman to the Branch Civil family. A former intern, Trevor will now be working with us full time in the Northern Virginia area. In addition to his recent graduation from Virginia Tech with a bachelor’s degree in civil...
We’re excited to announce that Matthew Wilson is returning to the Branch Civil family. He is a former intern and will now work as a full-time Project Engineer in the Virginia Beach area. As a kid, Matthew loved getting his hands dirty and helping his dad with...
Thomas Buehner’s path in the construction industry began in 2005 when he joined the U.S. Navy Construction Battalion, better known as the Navy Seabees. He served as a Builder and was involved in multiple aircraft hangar projects throughout his military career. Thomas...
A career in construction was a natural fit for Mark Hamm. He was exposed to the industry at a young age because his dad was a supervisor at Branch Civil. He always wanted to spend time with him as a kid, and when Mark graduated high school in 1986, he immediately went...
The opportunity to work outside is one of the reasons Bob Cross was attracted to the construction industry after he graduated high school in 1972. College wasn’t cheap, and while he went part-time for a couple of years, he had enough of school. He enjoyed working with...
Thirty-seven years ago, Carolyn Morrison was working in the struggling real estate industry when she was laid off. Her job hunt led to the construction field, and she’s been here ever since. Carolyn started working in the concrete paving division at E.V. Williams in...