READ CONSTRUCTION, LLC

READ CONSTRUCTION, LLC specializes in the design and execution of highway, street, and bridge construction projects, with demonstrated experience in infrastructure repair and rehabilitation. Their technical expertise includes pavement restoration, drainage system upgrades, earthwork, and subgrade stabilization—particularly in rural and forested environments, as evidenced by their work on the Calcasieu National Forest Road 283 repair. The contractor applies standard DOT-compliant construction methodologies, with an emphasis on durable, long-term infrastructure solutions suited for federal forest service roadways. Their approach prioritizes minimal environmental disruption, adherence to federal road standards, and timely completion under challenging terrain conditions. The company has delivered work for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically supporting the Forest Service’s transportation infrastructure needs. This relationship indicates familiarity with federal land management agency protocols, including environmental compliance, right-of-way coordination, and work within protected forest systems. Their project execution suggests a focused capability in maintaining and restoring access roads critical to public land management, wildfire response, and resource transportation. READ CONSTRUCTION, LLC’s primary industry focus is on NAICS 237310—highway, street, and bridge construction—placing them squarely in the transportation infrastructure sector with specialization in rural and federally managed roadways. They are not broadly diversified across other construction verticals but have carved a niche in low-volume, high-maintenance road systems that require precision and regulatory awareness. This positions them as a targeted provider for agencies managing dispersed, non-urban transportation networks. The entity is structured as a small business (ZZ) based in Plaquemine, Louisiana, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is centered in the Gulf South, where they leverage regional knowledge of soil conditions, weather patterns, and flood-prone infrastructure challenges. While not certified under 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB programs, their localized operational footprint and niche expertise support their role as a regional contractor serving federal land management missions.