MOWAT Construction Company
- Alaska
- Washington
- Fremont Bridge
- Newport Way to I90 Widening
- Green River Bridge
- Snohomish Machias Bridge
- Sauk River Bridge Replacement
- York Bridge Replacement
- Aurora Bridge
- Edgewick Bridge Replacement
- SR 16, Union to Jackson Steel
- High Bridge Replacement
- Nuclear Fuel Canister Storage Building
- SR 16, Sprague to Snake Lake
- Meydenbauer Bridge Replacement
- I-5, 2nd St. Bridge
- SR 16, Union to Jackson
- York Bridge Superstructure
- Seattle Freeway Park
- Seattle Westlake Park
- Weller Street Elevated Pedestrian Walkway
- Eastgate Transit Access
- Seatac South 160th St. Loop
- Oregon
- Idaho
- Nevada
- Alaska
Intro Headline Goes Here.Mowat Construction Company's highly respected and dedicated team has been delivering quality projects, safely and on time since 1964. With our experience, our depth of talented people, and substantial resources focused in the Northwest, we have the capabilities to rival larger companies, but the commitment and knowledge of a local contractor in the states we perform.
Our Core Capabilities
Concrete Structures
Cast-in-place concrete structures, massive subterranean structures, retaining walls, and unique formed-arch bridge substructures.
Steel Structures
Mowat is also able to meet the challenges of structural steel bridges, including steel truss
and steel plate girders.
Bridge Remodel and Restoration
Mowat is capable of leading-edge solutions to successfully deliver a wide range of bridge improvements.
Piling Foundations
Mowat has equipment and personnel resources which are prepared to meet the challenge of each of these needs, including timber pile, soldier H-pile, sheet pile, and pipe pile.
Park and Architectural Concrete
Our experiences encompass sculpted concrete, decorative stairways, granite pavers, water falls and water features.
Transit
Mowat has contributed to the expansion of light rail in Oregon and Washington through structures that support rail as well as structures to allow access to light rail transit.
Mowat in Action
Mowat replaced the existing York Bridge No. 225C on NE 116th Street at the Sammamish River. The new structure includes a pile supported concrete arch substructure with a precast girder and cast in place deck superstructure.
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