CISKO & SONS DIRTWORKS LLC

CISKO & SONS DIRTWORKS LLC specializes in heavy civil earthwork and site preparation for infrastructure projects, with demonstrated experience in highway, street, and bridge construction under federal contracts. Their core capabilities center on earthmoving, grading, drainage installation, and subgrade preparation using heavy equipment and precision surveying techniques. The contractor brings hands-on expertise in adhering to DOT standards for earthwork compaction, erosion control, and pavement base construction, ensuring compliance with federal environmental and safety regulations. Their operational focus is on scalable, site-specific earthwork solutions that support long-term structural integrity of transportation assets, distinguishing them through reliable execution in remote or challenging terrain. The company has delivered services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting rural infrastructure initiatives under the R9 ROADS BPA, which involves maintenance and construction of access roads, culverts, and drainage systems on federal forest and agricultural lands. This relationship reflects a pattern of engagement in mission-critical access projects that serve USDA’s land management and rural development objectives. Their primary NAICS classification, 237310, reflects deep specialization in transportation earthwork—specifically the preparation and construction of roadbeds, embankments, and cut-and-fill operations essential to highway and bridge foundations. They operate as a niche player focused on the early-phase civil works that enable broader infrastructure projects, positioning themselves as a trusted subcontractor for agencies requiring precision earthmoving in environmentally sensitive areas. CISKO & SONS DIRTWORKS LLC is a small, locally based entity structured as a 2L firm, operating from Irondale, Missouri. While they hold no formal government certifications, their proven track record in federal earthwork execution underscores their reliability in the public works market. Their geographic footprint is regional, with a focus on serving USDA and other federal agencies requiring on-site, labor-intensive civil construction services in rural and forested zones.