CORAZZINI ASPHALT INC.

Corrazzini Asphalt Inc. specializes in asphalt paving, road construction, and surface restoration services for public infrastructure projects. Leveraging expertise in hot-mix asphalt placement, compaction techniques, and pavement maintenance protocols, the company delivers durable, compliant roadway systems tailored to state and municipal transportation standards. Their technical capabilities include base preparation, longitudinal and transverse joint sealing, and precision grading to meet DOT specifications for skid resistance, drainage, and load-bearing performance. The firm’s operational focus centers on efficient project execution under tight timelines, with an emphasis on safety compliance, material quality control, and minimal disruption to public traffic flows. Award history is not available to confirm specific agency engagements, so no definitive patterns of work with federal, state, or local entities can be identified. However, given the primary NAICS code 237310—Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction—the company’s market positioning aligns with civil infrastructure contractors serving public works departments and transportation authorities. Their work inherently supports the maintenance and expansion of surface transportation networks, including arterial roads, local streets, and municipal parking infrastructure. Corrazzini Asphalt Inc. operates as a small business structured under the 2L entity classification, indicating a locally owned, non-corporate business model typical of regional paving contractors. The company is based in Cutchogue, New York, and maintains a focused geographic footprint in the Northeast, likely serving regional transportation needs through direct contracts and subcontractor relationships. No government certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB are listed, suggesting a reliance on competitive bidding and local reputation rather than set-aside programs. Their market presence is defined by hands-on field expertise and adherence to industry-standard construction practices.