Westwood Curtis Construction completed construction of a private dock and waterfront improvements in Wilson, Wyoming.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of steel H-piles using hydraulic crane

• Construction of metal dock frame with decking and handrails

• Imported beach sand from Eagle, Idaho

• Installation of underground freshwater supply

This project required specialized equipment and careful coordination in a waterfront environment.

Westwood Curtis Construction served as Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for a major landslide stabilization project in Jackson, Wyoming.

Project highlights include:

• Demolition of existing structures and retaining walls

• Construction of shear keys, unloading benches, and earthen buttresses

• Installation of Hilfiker retaining wall system

• Road, pathway, utility, and parking reconstruction

• Multi-year phased construction totaling nearly $8 million

Completed in December 2018, this complex project stabilized a critical corridor within the town.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed additional drainage improvements at Ralph Wenz Field in 2014.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of 2,800 feet of 24” drainage pipe

• Construction of drainage manholes

• Excavation of 4,100 feet of open ditches

• Restoration of approximately 8 acres of surface area

This project improved long-term stormwater management at the airport.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed stormwater control upgrades at Ralph Wenz Airport in 2010.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of approximately 850 feet of arched culvert

• Construction of manholes and diversion structures

• Phased construction to maintain airport operations

• Completion within a 20-day construction window

Careful scheduling ensured uninterrupted aircraft movement throughout the project.

Westwood Curtis Construction has supported emergency ice removal operations for waterways flowing through Jackson, Wyoming.

Project highlights include:

• Removal of ice dams during extreme freeze/thaw cycles

• Protection of businesses, residences, and roadways

• Emergency response during severe winter conditions

• Coordination with the Town of Jackson

This work helps prevent flooding and infrastructure damage during high-risk winter conditions.

Westwood Curtis Construction was awarded a multi-year contract to reconstruct and repair levees along the Snake River west of Jackson, Wyoming.

Project highlights include:

• Removal of woody vegetation from levee surfaces

• Reconstruction of levee subgrade

• Placement of riprap armoring for core protection

• Long-term coordination with federal agencies

This three-year project strengthened critical flood protection infrastructure along the Snake River.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed site work and underground utilities for the redevelopment of the Rustic Inn in Jackson, Wyoming.

Project highlights include:

• Demolition of the former Wagon Wheel Campground

• Installation of water and sewer infrastructure for 64 cabin units

• Soil stabilization due to unstable ground conditions

• Site work supporting pool, restaurant, and front office construction

Completed in 2008, the Rustic Inn was later recognized as one of the Top 50 Hotels Worldwide in 2013.

Westwood Curtis Construction was contracted by the Town of Pinedale to install water meters throughout the municipality.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of over 1,200 water meters

• Meter placement in pits, vaults, and building interiors

• Installation of automatic meter reading base station and antenna

• System-wide upgrades to improve water usage tracking

This project modernized the town’s water infrastructure and improved long-term resource management.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed large-scale irrigation infrastructure installation for the National Elk Refuge.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of approximately 39,000 feet of HDPE irrigation pipeline

• Pipe sizes ranging from 10” to 42” HDPE

• Sidewall fusion of 68 laterals, drains, and vents

• Installation of pressure reducing stations and steel pipe manifold

• Work completed in extremely rocky terrain using specialized excavation techniques

Certified pipe welders and extended shifts allowed the project to be completed ahead of schedule despite challenging conditions.

Westwood Curtis Construction served as General Contractor for the construction of a central commons area in Teton Village, Wyoming.

Project highlights include:

• Removal of existing streams and pond features

• Mass grading and site preparation

• Construction of sidewalks, amphitheater, and central ice skating rink

• Installation of pop-jet fountains, underground control bunkers, and fire pits

• Coordination with multiple trades, suppliers, engineers, and architects

Completed in Spring 2010, this project required complex coordination and execution in a highly visible public setting.