Our Mission Statement

We aim to build a construction company that is diversified in public utility improvements, marine projects, and heavy highway projects. Our company also strives to be committed to a safe workplace, quality workmanship, on-time completion, profitability, and competitive pricing.

Work With Our Team

Our company currently has 45 employees in the field and two full-time staff in the main office. We are committed to working safely and effectively as well as to delivering quality workmanship at competitive pricing. You can rely on us to be skilled and knowledgeable in the following:

Earthwork

Culverts

dredging

Aggregate Work

Drainage Systems

Water Treatment Plants

railroad work

bridge jacking

Pile Driving

Docks

Shoring Walls

Steel Structures

Wood Structures

Stream Preservation

Precast Structures

Poured-in Place Concrete Structures

Meet Our Principals

The leaders of our company have more than 50 years of combined experience in all facets of bridge building, including: public utility improvements, marine projects, and heavy highway projects.

Entities We Have Worked With

Most of our work has been government infrastructure and public utility improvement contracts based on a low-bid fixed price. We build projects as a subcontractor and prime contractor for city municipalities and other agencies, including:

washington state department of transportation

california Department of Transportation

Oregon Department of Transportation

United states fish and wildlife

Western Federal Lands

Coquille Indian Tribe

Port Angeles, WA

Westport Ferry

Coos County

Our principals have worked for government offices in the following areas in Oregon:

Jackson County

polk county

cowlitz county, wa

washington county

coos county

marion county

linn county

umatilla county

douglas county

clatsop county

We have also helped private entities like Amazon, Intel and Nike.

Opportunity

Legacy Contracting is an equal opportunity employer. We have apprenticeship programs through the Laborer's Union, Carpenter's Union, and Operator's Union.

Awards


APWA $5 Million to Less Than $25 Million 2020 Project of the Year - 8th St. Bridge Replacement

APWA $5 Million to Less Than $25 Million 2017 Project of the Year - Minto Island Bridge

Pile Driving Contractors Association Publication Edition 6 2019

Engineering News-Record 2017 - Minto Island Bridge

PDCA 2018 Project of the Year - The Port of Port Angeles Terminal 3

OCAPA Excellence in Concrete 2011 - I-5 Overcrossing: South Umpqua River and OR 99 Section

DJC Oregon Infrastructure 1st 2021 - Astoria Waterfront Bridge Replacements

DJC Oregon 1st Place Public Works/Infra/Trans $15.1-$50 Million - I-5 Overcrossing: South Umpqua River and OR 99 Section

OCAPA Excellence in Concrete 2018 - Minto Island Bridge

National Steel Bridge Alliance 2018 - Minto Island Bridge

PDCA 2018 Project of the Year - Minto Island Bridge

DJC Oregon 2016 Transportation 2nd Place - Chitwood Covered Bridge