Lunda Construction Company

Lunda Construction Company Lunda Construction Company is an award-winning heavy highway, civil, and industrial contractor.

Happy Labor Day, with gratitude to workers everywhere. Thank you for the work you do!
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day, with gratitude to workers everywhere. Thank you for the work you do!

Replacing a railroad bridge is challenging enough. Doing the changeout — including track work, abutments and wingwalls —...
09/04/2026

Replacing a railroad bridge is challenging enough. Doing the changeout — including track work, abutments and wingwalls — within a 14-hour window takes careful planning and ex*****on.

For the Altoona Bridge Replacement, Lunda removed an existing 30-foot steel beam span and replaced it with a new 48-foot precast concrete beam span with a ballasted deck.

Adding to the challenge, the project was adjacent to an environmentally sensitive cranberry marsh and waterway, with no instream disturbance permitted during construction. Temporary ramps provided crane access along the structure and between the rail line and state highway bridge.

A tight window, a sensitive environment and plenty of logistical challenges: all in a day's work for a well-prepared team!

Many hands make light work — and a cleaner community!Our Milwaukee office recently completed its second Adopt-a-Highway ...
09/03/2026

Many hands make light work — and a cleaner community!

Our Milwaukee office recently completed its second Adopt-a-Highway cleanup of the year along our two-mile stretch in Waukesha County, Wisconsin. With our largest group of volunteers to date, the team made quick work of the cleanup, and they're seeing the results of their continued efforts. Regular TLC is making a noticeable difference in keeping this stretch of highway cleaner throughout the year.

Thank you to everyone who pitched in and continues to demonstrate Lunda's commitment to the communities where we live and work.

Great work, team!

Completed in 2017, the 610 Completion Design-Build project in Maple Grove, Minnesota extended Trunk Highway 610 approxim...
08/28/2026

Completed in 2017, the 610 Completion Design-Build project in Maple Grove, Minnesota extended Trunk Highway 610 approximately three miles west to I-94, completing an important regional connection in the northwest Twin Cities metro. The project included nine bridges, the Maple Grove Parkway interchange, nine retaining walls, new frontage road, and entrance and exit ramps connecting TH 610 and I-94.

Nearly a decade later, this project continues to do what great infrastructure does: connect people and communities and keep our region moving.

From bare ground to essential infrastructure, our Mackinac Island Wastewater Treatment Plant project is approaching comp...
08/26/2026

From bare ground to essential infrastructure, our Mackinac Island Wastewater Treatment Plant project is approaching completion, and these photos tell a story that can be easy to miss once construction equipment leaves the site.

More than one million people visit Mackinac Island each year, most during its relatively short tourism season. Supporting that extraordinary seasonal demand requires infrastructure that visitors may never see or think about. And building it presents some unusual challenges, too. Motor vehicles are prohibited on Mackinac Island, which means construction equipment and materials must be carefully staged on the mainland and transported to the island by barge. And while visitors primarily arrive from May through October, our crews did some of their hardest work during the long Michigan winter, taking advantage of the quieter season to keep construction moving. They took this project from an empty site to vital infrastructure, overcoming the unique challenges of island construction to expand and modernize this critical facility, which will serve this remarkable community for generations.

Bridges, highways, transit systems, wastewater treatment facilities. We're proud to build the infrastructure that keeps communities moving, growing, and thriving!

For nearly a century, the 10th Avenue Bridge has crossed the Mississippi River in the heart of Minneapolis. Built in 192...
08/21/2026

For nearly a century, the 10th Avenue Bridge has crossed the Mississippi River in the heart of Minneapolis. Built in 1929 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the bridge underwent an extensive rehabilitation that preserved the character of the historic structure while preparing it for decades of continued service.

Completed by Lunda Construction in partnership with the City of Minneapolis and SEH, the award-winning rehabilitation included improvements for motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists while preserving an important piece of the Minneapolis riverfront.

Today’s revisits a project that helped make sure this familiar part of the city’s past remains part of its future.

As summer winds down, we're saying thank you to this year's Lunda interns!From our design offices to project sites acros...
08/20/2026

As summer winds down, we're saying thank you to this year's Lunda interns!

From our design offices to project sites across the region, our interns spent the summer gaining hands-on experience in many aspects of building critical infrastructure, including design, planning and construction in the field.

Along the way, they took on project responsibilities, learned from experienced professionals, and saw firsthand the connection between engineering and construction.

We’re proud to be part of the start of so many promising careers, and grateful for the energy, curiosity and hard work our interns brought to Lunda this summer.

Thank you for spending your summer with us. It was a pleasure having you on the Lunda team, and we wish you all the best as you head back to school and continue building your careers!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for AWC’s August Member Mingle! We were delighted to host an afternoon of great conv...
08/17/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for AWC’s August Member Mingle! We were delighted to host an afternoon of great conversation, new connections, and time spent catching up with familiar faces from across the construction industry.

We’re proud to support the Association of Women Contractors and grateful for the relationships that make our industry and our communities stronger.

Sometimes the biggest construction challenges call for solutions that float.For this , we’re looking back at Lunda’s wo...
08/14/2026

Sometimes the biggest construction challenges call for solutions that float.

For this , we’re looking back at Lunda’s work at Fincantieri Marinette Marine in Marinette, Wisconsin, where our team constructed the marine infrastructure supporting what would become the largest vertical ship lift in the United States, capable of handling vessels weighing nearly 10,000 tons.

The work included two 500-foot-long concrete piers supported by rock-socketed drilled shafts ranging from 24 to 54 inches in diameter. With tight tolerances for shaft alignment, Lunda developed a floating template system using adjustable pontoons to position the shafts for installation from barges.

Construction continued through Wisconsin winter conditions and alongside an active federal navigation channel. The team configured floating equipment within the ship lift footprint so vessels could continue using the channel while work progressed.

From marine foundations and mass concrete to value engineering that reduced cost and schedule, the project called on a wide range of Lunda expertise to help create infrastructure built for some very big ships.

Lunda Construction is often recognized for signature structures, but those landmark projects are sometimes not just one ...
08/07/2026

Lunda Construction is often recognized for signature structures, but those landmark projects are sometimes not just one bridge, one tunnel, or one station. They often include a collection of supporting structures that are significant projects in their own right.

The Southwest METRO Green Line Extension is a great example. Alongside the transit infrastructure itself, the program included multiple pedestrian bridge projects, each designed to safely carry pedestrians and cyclists over roadways, rail corridors, or waterways while improving accessibility and connections throughout the corridor.

From the 1,044-foot Beltline Station Bridge to the Cedar Lake Channel Bridge, the Luce Line Trail Bridge and the Bryn Mawr Station Bridge, each structure had its own design, construction sequence and unique constraints. Together, they demonstrate how the success of a major transportation program often depends on dozens of individual projects working together.

Sometimes the most memorable part of a landmark project isn't one landmark at all. It's the collection of smaller projects that quietly connect everything together.

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620 Gebhardt Road
Black River Falls, WI
54615

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