Colaska - Colas

10/23/2026

Your career in construction can look like anything. 🚧

Whether you’re behind the wheel of heavy equipment, supporting our people, managing projects, keeping teams safe, or telling our story, every role helps move our business forward.

This Careers in Construction Month, discover where a career with Colaska and Colas USA could take you.

10/20/2026

told us to start asking a Question of the Day... we said, say less!😉 Here are our thoughts on a few of them! 😎

10/15/2026

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10/12/2026

Proud to join Colas USA in recognizing Construction Inclusion Week! 🚧

At Colaska, we know our strength comes from our people and the different experiences and perspectives they bring to our teams. Together, we continue building a workplace where everyone has a voice and an opportunity to succeed. 💛

🚧 Construction Inclusion Week is here!

At Colas USA, inclusion isn't just a goal, it's part of how we work every day through RISE: Respect, Inclusion, Support, and Engagement. RISE is the foundation of our commitment to creating a workplace where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and empowered to succeed.

Throughout the week, you'll hear directly from employees across our family of companies as they share their experiences, perspectives, and thoughts on what inclusion, opportunity, and belonging mean to them.

Because when everyone has a voice, we all rise together.



Barrett Industries Colaska - Colas Delta Companies Inc Reeves Construction Company Simon Sully-Miller Contracting Co.

10/10/2026

At Colaska, looking out for one another goes beyond physical safety.

On World Mental Health Day, we encourage everyone to take time for their well-being, check in with coworkers, and continue building a workplace where we support one another. 🧠💚

10/09/2026

POV: construction is our form of art 🎨🚧

10/07/2026

Sometimes, something good can come from a bad situation.

Secon had the unique opportunity to assist the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service with the destruction of fraudulent stone carvings that had been misrepresented as authentic Alaska Native art. The carvings were crushed at AggPro in Juneau, and the material is now finding a new purpose as structural fill for a Marine Park under construction in downtown Juneau.

The park will also include informational plaques aimed at educating visitors about authentic Alaska Native art and raising awareness of fraudulent artwork.

10/05/2026

Can you dig it? ⛰️

Shoutout to our Cooper Landing crew for capturing this incredible shot as the fall colors start showing across Alaska. Building infrastructure with views like these never gets old. 🍂☀️