Celebrating 100 years in 2024, United Infrastructure Group is one of the leading firms in the Southeast with expertise in engineering, construction, and progressive/alternative project delivery methods for transportation infrastructure projects. UIG’s strength is founded on a culture of safety, quality, and innovation coupled with an unyielding commitment to performance bolstered by our mission to foster growth and diversity in resources and disciplines by developing and motivating exceptional leaders in a Christian environment to achieve excellence by every standard of measure. UIG has an extensive depth of resources and unparalleled construction services including: •Bridge rehabilitation, replacement, and new construction of marine, interstate, interchange, and secondary road bridges •Interstate widening, repair, and construction •Site grading •Paving, resurfacing, and road maintenance •Multi-level roadways •Railroad and intermediate bridges •Drainage Improvements •Bridge painting/coating
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Great Falls, South Carolina 29055, US
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Charlotte, North Carolina 28273, US
3540 Charleston Hwy
Orangeburg, South Carolina 29115, US
Awesome photos from Lee & Sims Drilling Services, Inc. on our Drayage Road Project in Charleston! Thank you for sharing. Keep up the great work team.
Early morning cage pick with United Infrastructure Group and Lee & Sims Drilling Services, Inc. on the SCPA Drayage RD bridge project. Always great seeing Robbie Foxworth and his crew! Foundation Technologies, Inc. #drilledshafts #deepfoundations #Sonitec #ShaftSpacers
The Perfect Monday Morning Read: Take look inside the latest Engineering News-Record for a Spotlight on Southeast Anniversaries featuring UIG's 100-year story. #UIG100years #UnitedFamily #100yearanniversary https://lnkd.in/e_jtb8w4
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South Carolina untangles its ‘Malfunction Junction,' a congested, complicated knot of interstate. Read Derek Lacey's account, including how part of the the project was rephased to cope with underground utility risk. Archer Western, United Infrastructure and HDR are all involved. #construction #civilengineering https://lnkd.in/gpj-88QM
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Building a junction with efficient function! #ArcherWestern and United Infrastructure Group are delivering Phases One and Two of the massive Carolina Crossroads Improvements project on the northwest side of Columbia, SC. Crews are improving stretches along I-126 and I-20, from building bridges, widening lanes and modernizing interchanges. A key structure along Phase 1 includes a 650-foot-long curved steel girder bridge that requires precise coordination to maneuver and secure 150-foot to 180-foot singular curved sections onto the highway. Concurrently, crews are working on Phase 2 along I-20 while updating the Broad River Road interchange and adding three new bridges, two for a diverging diamond interchange over I-20 and one for a collector ramp. The overall project aims to increase traffic capacity and improve flow through the area previously referenced as "Malfunction Junction." Read more from Engineering News-Record: https://lnkd.in/gpj-88QM #WalshAtWork
Brandan Knott, CHST, C-MESH attended and represented UIG today alongside Governor Henry Mcmaster and other industry professionals at the H. 5023, Work Zone Safety Program Bill signing. This Bill states that the Department of Motor Vehicles shall establish a work zone safety program. The work zone safety program shall be designed to educate the motoring public on the dangers of committing moving violations while traveling in highway construction work zones. The department shall develop and house on its website an online work zone awareness presentation for all persons obtaining an initial license that includes, but is not limited to, facts and figures representing the dangers of motorists committing work zone moving violations, testimonials from highway construction workers and their families, information on the importance of awareness and slowing down in work zones, and a question-and-answer section to ensure participants understand and retain the information presented. #UnitedInSafety #CarolinasAGC #SouthCarolinaLegislature #UIG
UIG team members finished Safe & Sound Week with a jobsite safety training course and questionnaire that outlined and identified safety procedures and personnel for the company. 📸 Berlin G Myers Parkway Project Team #UnitedInSafety #SafeAndSoundAtWork #Safety365
Coming around the mountain to the Fluor-United project yesterday for our second project luncheon and cookout to celebrate 100 years with our United family in Asheville, NC on our JV I-26 project. 📸 The first photo is our completed bridge on I-26 over the French Broad River. #100years #celebrating100years #uig100 #unitedinsafety #safeandsoundweek #fuallc
UIG kicked off its 100 Year Summer Project Celebrations during Safe & Sound week in Macon, Georgia with crews from Macon and Toombs. The Golden Hammer and other safety awards were presented to crews who showed above and beyond work product and who exceeded safety standards. Our executives and project staff surprised over 100 team members with lunch and 100 Year UIG swag. #100yearsunited #100yearanniversary #bridgeconstruction #heavyhighwayconstruction #unitedinsafety #safeandsound
This year, United Infrastructure Group, Inc. (UIG) is celebrating its 100th anniversary as a leading transportation firm in the Southeastern U.S. – specializing in engineering, construction, and alternative project delivery. In continuing the company’s milestone celebration its founders F.A. Triplett, Fred Triplett, and Tom Triplett were inducted into the CAGC Hall of Fame last weekend along with UIG’s current CEO James Triplett.
Congratulations to Carolinas AGC 2024 Hall of Fame Legacy Award winners: F.A. Triplett, Fred Triplett, and Tom Triplett with United Infrastructure Group We here honored to celebrate the Tripletts' legacy on the construction industry at our 2024 Summit & Expo in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina August 1 - August 4. Fredrick Amzi Triplett, known as F.A., was born in Chester, SC in 1889. In 1924, in partnership with R.H. Small, the Small-Triplett Construction Company began construction on its first bridge in Morristown, TN. His work later progressed into Alabama, Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas. In 1946, the partnership became F.A. Triplett, Inc., with F.A. as the sole owner. F.A. was active in CAGC and passionate about contributing to the construction industry. The South Carolina Highway Commission referred to F.A. as a pioneer in bridge construction. He was known as a man of integrity with impeccable ethics who was held in high esteem by the highway industry, including his competitors, who he willingly helped when asked. Mr. Fred Triplett, (son of F.A. Triplett) was born in 1927. Upon serving a year in the Army and graduating from Clemson College with a degree in Civil Engineering, Fred began his career in his father’s business. In 1952, he started the Inland Bridge Company, Inc. and built bridges in Georgia and the Carolinas. In 1965, he and Jim Peek became co-owners of Triplett-Peek Inc., formerly F.A. Triplett, Inc. In 1970, Fred and his brother-in-law Bob Vaughan started Bridgebuilders Inc. as co-owners. Fred was an innovator and inventor. He designed and built an overhead crane that was used on several of his bridge jobs in the 1950’s and 60’s. In 1976, he was honored as “Employer of the Year for South Carolina” by the Disabled American Veterans for his design and modification of a crane with hand controls to accommodate a disabled veteran and former crane operator. Fred was Chairman of the Bridge Division of the Carolinas AGC in 1981, member of the SCDOT/CAGC joint committee, and a member of the Board of Directors of South Carolinians for Better Transportation from 1982-1988. Mr. Tom Triplett (son of F.A. Triplett) was born in 1929 in Chester, SC. He graduated from Clemson College in 1951 with a Civil Engineering degree and formed Inland Bridge Company in 1952 with his brother Fred. In 1954, Tom went out on his own to become the sole owner of James T. Triplett, Inc. Tom founded several companies including Shugart Mfg and Industrial Learning Corporation. He also co-founded L.R. Ryan Inc, A.E. Anderson Inc, and Ryan & Ryan, Inc. In 1978, he aligned several companies and key employees into United Contractors, which later became United Infrastructure Group. Read the full article on our website: https://lnkd.in/ehHc5fHG. #CAGCProud #CAGCHallOfFameWinner #CarolinasAGC #CAGCMembers #CAGCFamily #Construction #CAGCSummit #CAGCSummit2024