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Exciting updates on the Oak Street project in Fort Collins! This initiative involves the installation of a new stormwater system to mitigate flooding, featuring a 78-inch storm line extending to City Park. As Project Manager Waylon Morse states, “Our biggest challenge is managing groundwater, but together we’re committed to maintaining a clean environment for our community.” A sincere thank you to our dedicated team for your hard work—your efforts are making a meaningful impact! #WWClyde #FortCollins #BuildingTheFuture #positiveimpact https://lnkd.in/gxp3XF9j

Check out the work we're doing for the Oak Street Stormwater project in Fort Collins! Big things are happening here. https://lnkd.in/gEeGUUV9 #WWClyde #FortCollinsConstruction

Our team works diligently to ensure that every project not only meets industry standards but also enriches the spaces we all share. Let’s continue to build beautiful places together and foster a stronger community! What motivates you the most to give it 100% every day? #WWClyde #CommunityImpact #IndustryLeader 

It has been a while since I have posted pictures of the project. Lots have changed in the 6 months. Project team has done a great job to manage getting structures completed for equipment delivery. WW Clyde Matt G. Taylor Clyde Jay Stone Bryce Ruppert River Richins Zach Camper, EIT Photo Credit - WWC Survey Team

Supporting local communities is at the core of WW Clyde. We’re proud to sponsor a full scholarship for the Navajo County Junior Livestock Association and help nearly a dozen other students. A big thank you to everyone at the Navajo County Junior Livestock Association for allowing us to be a part of their story. #WWClyde #changinglives #buildingcommunities #navajocounty #giveback #clydecompanies

WW Clyde is excited to be a sponsor of the 2024 Idaho Mining Conference October 28-29, in Bosie, Idaho. WW Clyde has worked with some of the largest mining organizations and state agencies in the West for mining projects. Many of these have included earthwork with mass excavation, tunnels in geologically sensitive locations, utilities, and drainage work. We have experience in mining support, mining, and mining reclamation. We have the equipment and resources to support your mining efforts, such as off-road haul trucks, mass excavation excavators, and coordination of drilling and shooting. Please stop by Booth #36 to connect with Eric Denney and myself. #WWC #IdahoMining #Idahominingconference

At WW Clyde, integrity and quality are more than just words—they’re the guiding principles behind every project. We ensure that everything we do is focused on building a better community. #WWClyde #CompanyValues #Integrity #QualityFirst #BuildingForTheFuture

🏗️ Shaping the Future of Infrastructure Every project we undertake is a testament to our commitment to delivering long-lasting solutions that support growth and connectivity across the region. #WWClyde #BuildingCommunities #InfrastructureSolutions #CommunityImpact #CivilEngineering

Do you have a leader that inspires you? With a focus on collaboration and innovation, we continually push the boundaries of what’s possible in civil construction, ensuring we deliver meaningful impact in every community. Leaders can be the driving force for change, and we're happy to have dozens of inspiring leaders throughout WW Clyde. #WWClyde #LeadershipInConstruction #InnovativeSolutions #BuildingCommunities #SustainableInfrastructure

Before and after picture of a WW Clyde Drywell Project in Utah County. WWC was hired early 2024 to aid in design with GeoStrata and construct drywells in the detention basin to assist with storm water mitigation. The basin had 6-8 inches of standing water year-round that was unable to infiltrate due to clayey soils and become a wetland area. WW Clyde installed 2 Clyde-Single Wells that have been able to keep the site dry and free of wet land vegetation and mosquitos. The second picture was taken yesterday when I visited the site. This is a prime example of why drywells are a great project addition. Look how much square footage was dedicated to the basin and observe how little room the drywells consume. This provides an opportunity for developers to retain land for development vs. giving it up to large detention basins. #WWC #Drywells #Development #Projectsavings