Granite Construction

(NYSE: GVA · $106.45 ▼ 0.9%) From infrastructure that facilitates the movement of goods and people to projects that improve the way we live, work, and play, high-value partnerships power our projects and fuel our mission to build a better world together. Granite is one of the largest full-service general contractors, construction management firms, and construction materials producers in the U.S. Deeply embedded in our 100-year history is a culture of hard work, honesty, and getting the job done right. The company describes itself as America's Infrastructure Company and operates as a full-suite provider in the transportation, water infrastructure and mineral exploration markets, serving public and private clients throughout the Americas. Its roots trace to California construction license No. 89, one of the first 100 licenses issued in the state. Granite mines aggregates and supplies construction materials, and it delivers projects through methods such as progressive design-build, in which the contractor is retained early and work proceeds in two phases: a budget-level design, then completion of the design and construction.

Our brands are Garco Testing Laboratories, Granite Construction Supply & Sign Shop, Granite Industrial, Inc., Granite Power, Intermountain Slurry Seal, and Layne, A Granite Company. Granite's subsidiaries cover a range of markets, capabilities and services and share a common vision and set of core values.

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