BLUEGRASS CONTRACTING CORP

BLUEGRASS CONTRACTING CORP specializes in highway, street, and bridge construction with a focus on structural rehabilitation, pavement restoration, and emergency infrastructure repair. Their technical expertise includes concrete crack injection, bridge membrane system installation, scour repair, riprap placement, full-depth pavement patching, milling and overlaying, and gabion-faced soil nail applications. The contractor demonstrates deep proficiency in preserving and restoring federally owned transportation assets, particularly in challenging environments such as recreational areas, flood-prone corridors, and sensitive ecological zones. Their work often involves precise adherence to FHWA standards and emergency response protocols for federally owned roads and bridges. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Transportation, delivering complex bridge and roadway repairs across multiple states, including structural steel painting, joint replacement, and concrete surface restoration. They also serve the Eastern Federal Lands Division with task orders under IDIQ contracts, supporting infrastructure needs on federal lands, and have delivered emergency road repairs for the Department of Agriculture, indicating adaptability to remote and environmentally sensitive project sites. Their primary industry focus is NAICS 237310—Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction—where they execute mission-critical civil works that extend the service life of aging infrastructure. They specialize in rehabilitation over new construction, emphasizing durability, compliance, and minimal disruption to public use. Their market positioning is that of a niche, performance-driven contractor focused on federal transportation assets requiring technical precision and regulatory adherence. BLUEGRASS CONTRACTING CORP is a small business based in Lexington, Kentucky, with no federal certifications on record. Their operational footprint is centered on federal infrastructure projects across the eastern and mid-Atlantic regions, where they have established a reputation for reliable execution of high-stakes transportation repairs under tight timelines and strict federal oversight.