Traylor Bros., Inc.
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Location
Headquarters: Evansville, Indiana, United States, North America
Region: Indiana
Country: US
Continent: North America
About
Traylor Bros., Inc. is a heavy civil contractor specializing in bridges, marine structures, and underground projects. With a history dating back to 1946, the company performs self-performed, advanced construction work across North America, including prestressed concrete elements and precast yards to support complex infrastructure. It focuses on delivering long-span bridges, deep-water piers, tunnels, and related marine and high-level tunneling projects, aiming to be a leading, safety-conscious performer in the heavy civil sector. The organization emphasizes experienced teams, technical capability, and a commitment to safety, quality, and timely delivery across its locations and markets.
Traylor Bros., Inc. is a heavy civil contractor specializing in complex bridge, marine, and underground construction projects across North America. The company performs self-performed work, including prestressed concrete and tunneling, serving government agencies and municipalities. It focuses on delivering large-scale infrastructure developments with an emphasis on technical capability and safety
1946
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Construction
Categories
Funding & Financials
1m-10m
private
Technology Stack
Products
Bridge Construction: Construction of complex bridges including manufacturing of prestressed concrete structural elements for bridge projects.
Marine Construction: Construction of marine infrastructure such as deep water container piers, wharf facilities, transit terminals, locks, and dams along coastal and island waterways.
Underground Construction: Specialized tunneling and underground infrastructure construction in soft ground or hard rock conditions, including bored tunnels and segmental lining systems.
Precast Concrete Manufacturing: Production of precast concrete elements for bridges and underground tunnels, including segmental tunnel liners and bridge segments.
