James D Morrissey Inc.

Bucks County, Route 1 emergency work. Tuesday 5-29-2024 James D. Morrissey Inc. was called out by PennDOT to fix an eroded and collapsed shoulder of Route 1 near Woodbourne Road. Our crews were mobilized on Tuesday 5-29-2024,

80ft of 18” HDPE

Reestablishing 120ft of existing swale and rock lining with R-4

Reestablishing existing slope with topsoil, seed, and matting

Used Multiple loads of concrete mixed with R-4 and R-6 to rebuild eroded slope

Re-bundled and protected existing fiber optic line that was eroded

Poured 13 yards of flowable fill as road base

Place 25mm blacktop for roadway base

Placing 9.5mm for top coat of roadway

Rebuilt existing guiderail

Friday 5-31-2024 road was reopened, and all did whatever it took to help get it done !! James D. Morrissey crews worked extended hours, full throttle to make it happen and get the road opened!! Thanks to all for your efforts!!

James D. Morrissey Inc. crews have had the hammer down! Heavy rain and gale force winds can’t stop the JDM gangs from moving over 150,000 cy the past few months! Crews are gearing up for the spring weather to start roadway reconstruction on Turnpike mainline. Soundwall post and panels as well as bridge beams are on schedule to start being erected this summer. Overall project description includes the roadway widening and reconstruction of the PA Turnpike in Bucks Country. The work includes roadway reconstruction, bituminous paving, installation of storm water management facilities, including basins, erosion and sedimentation control measures, installation of multiple bridge components, installation of new center median barriers, multiple sound barriers and retaining walls, bridge approach slabs, guiderail, and other miscellaneous related construction activities. Tough situations build strong people / crews!

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James D. Morrissey crews on behalf of Northpoint Development Co. of Kansas City, Mo. took on the massive redevelopment of the former US Steel Facility in Morrisville, Pa. Morrissey Crews worked diligently and dealt with many challenges but were able to deliver on time the overall 88-million-dollar site development. Crews pushed through weather and delivered a up and coming FEDEX Facility which is 1.4 million sq ft and sits on approximately 181 acres as the first portion of the massive project. Three additional buildings were completed within the same timeline, each over 1 million plus sq. feet. The final stage of the site development included site preparation for a future Lidl facility; Morrissey crews completed the site excavation and utility prep to the Lidl property efficiently and on time. Morrissey crews simultaneously redeveloped the interior rail yard system as part of Northpoint's plan, along with new or redirected roadways to handle the future commerce. James D. Morrissey proudly supports Northpoint Development and its initiative to develop this former manufacturing site and bring commerce and employment to the Buicks County area.

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James D Morrissey forces started a new 50 acre project for
of Malvern Pa in January of this year! The project consists of (2) newly constructed 350,000 SF Warehouses along with 3 Bio Basins, soil remediation on-site to strengthen the soils as well as onsite utilities. The off-site will consist of demolition of a pedestrian bridge which spans across Roosevelt Boulevard as well as some drainage and lane alteration work to help better access the site. James D Morrissey crews are working diligently as spring has brought plenty of showers but even with the persistent rain events can’t slow our momentum! Our crews have the hammer down and summer will be here before we know it! The project is being completed on behalf of the owner Rockefeller Group of Morristown, NJ.

Today Keith Gay and Jim Furey were the Career fair at .bcths in Fairless Hills, Pa. We had the opportunity to meet and talk with the students about future job opportunities with our company.

James D Morrissey crews have had a busy start to 2024 on the 2.8-mile section of SR202 in Whitpain Township Montgomery county.

The project scope of work is 5 new box culverts, complete roadway reconstruction/widening, bituminous and concrete paving, new curbing and sidewalks, storm water management facilities, basins, wetland mitigation, guide rails, traffic signals, ( ITS)  intergraded traffic system , sound walls and retaining walls, plus many other miscellaneous construction activities. It has been a busy winter and very busy start to the construction season with great people doing great quality work!!

James D Morrissey Inc. Northern Division has been working at Lehigh Valley International Airport since 2018. Most work is completed at night with runway shut downs from 11 pm to 5 Am. Any work outside of RSA line could be completed during day shift.
     Work started in Package 1 which consisted of underground retention basins, Grading and paving of Service road, a 56-hour shut down to mill and replace Asphalt at the intersection of runways 13/31 and 26/10.
      Package 2 and 3 involved changing the cross slope of runway 26/10 and the milling and paving of numerous taxiways. This work also included a 72-hour shut down to complete final lift of asphalt on runway, placement of centerline lights and painting of runway and taxiways.
     We are now in Package 5 building and paving shoulders on both sides of runway. In Package 6 there are more retention basins and milling and paving of more taxiways. The work continues 2024 as James D Morrissey’s crews will be completing tight schedules and quality work with very stringent specifications as we did in the prior packages. Our crews are flying high and ready to hit the tarmac!

The James D. Morrissey crews have been making GREAT progress January and February!! The Hilco Bellwether District project consists of the mass earthwork and infrastructure redevelopment of the former PES Refinery in South Philly. The project scope includes the mass earthwork of over 750 acres on the site, concrete demolition of tank slabs, demolition of building pads and foundations, the decommissioning and removal of underground refinery fuel lines, removal of existing utilities, and the installation of Strom water management facilities, both temporary and permanent. Crews are working safely to decommission product lines and relocate impacted soil on the 150 year old site. If you want to make s difference, come join us!! refinery

Today James Furey and Keith Gay are at the Pennsylvania College of Technology Job fair. Supporting and Inspiring the Future!!! Helping Build the Future of American Construction Workers.

James D. Morrissey crews north of the Poconos have been very busy and getting it done!! 14 years later and 30 miles of 4 lane roadway with shoulders along with 27 Bridges on I-84 in Pike and Wayne county the work continues. Since Penn-Dot will not allow Temporary barrier or Bi-directional traffic until April 1 of every year and completion with traffic back to normal travel pattern by Thanksgiving it makes every construction season a-challenge. Most seasons start off with building crossovers then the complete removal of roadway, guardrail, structures and drainage (some cuts are 30’ or more) and replaced. We are looking forward to another 8 months of chaotic fun and continued success.

James D. Morrissey forces working on behalf of Northpoint Development of Kansas City Missouri, help construct and develop the revitalization of the old US Steel Facility in Morrisville, PA over the past 2 years. JDM was contracted to assist in the demolition of existing buildings and infrastructure to make room for a new 1.4 million square foot FEDEX Distribution Facility. Also in the development of the new Keystone Industrial Trade Center were 3 other logistic style warehouses as well as the site development and preparation of a future building pad site for a Lidl Supermarkets Warehouse. Our crews also
constructed and developed rail yard in the North and West Ends of the facility to insure the flow of freight as well. JDM utilized all in house forces for demolition, earthwork, infrastructure utilities, grading and paving of over 600 acres of the site. As part of our presence at Keystone, JDM Materials Division opened a portable Concrete Redi-Mix Plant to assist in all the concrete on-site. Lastly, we developed and/or refurbished 3 sewage pumping stations. Another project from the office to the field the men and women of James D. Morrissey knocked it out of the park!!

James D. Morrissey crews have had the hammer down on our I-95/I-276 Section D30 project. Not letting 16” of rain in December and January and dealing with the rapid waters of the Neshaminy from the frequent storms hinder our focus, crews have been making great progress!!
This project includes the roadway widening and reconstruction of the PA Turnpike in Bucks Country. The work includes roadway reconstruction, bituminous paving, installation of storm water management facilities, including basins, erosion and sedimentation control measures, installation of multiple bridge components, installation of new center median barriers, multiple sound barriers and retaining walls, bridge approach slabs, guiderail, and other miscellaneous related construction activities.

Penn DOT District 6-0 recently recognized James D. Morrissey, Inc. at the 64th annual PAPA Conference in Hershey. The award that we received was for our Asphalt Quality and Rideability on our job on art 202- 65 S. Keith Gay, Project Superintendent and Mike Jones, Paving Superintendent accepted the award on behalf of the Company.

The Bellwether District looking into the city!!

This past weekend on Saturday May 20, 2023, James D. Morrissey, Inc. participated in a Touch a Truck event for the Lower Gwynedd Police department. It was a fun event allowing local children to explore our equipment up close. We had employees available to answer any questions.

Today we are at Pennsylvania College of Technology’s career fair! Keith and Chris are both Alumni from the school and are helping us to find our next great hire ! Apply Today at www.jdm-Inc.com

Wishing all a safe and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Field Office Manager
The Field Office Manager ensures that all the field operations are being coordinated and organized properly. He/she is responsible for overseeing the overall field office services and the routine functions related to field and office duties.
Major Duties and Responsibilities
• Measure all work put in place and monitor the accumulation and documentation of quantities. Report these to the Project Manager for inclusion on monthly estimate update and for reporting to the accounting system.
• Maintain an accurate daily record of job activities, quantities performed, and accidents.
• Provide technical assistance with project scheduling update on a weekly basis and forward to Project Manager.
• Monitor all Force Accounts and Added Scope cost items and ensure forms, back-up documentation is accurate, organized, and signed off by appropriate PA Dot Field Representative.
• Ensure timesheets for accuracy and proper labor and material tasks are allocated properly.
• Perform other related duties as requested by the supervisor.
• Coordinate delivery of materials to insure no delays in job process.
• Assist the Team in monitoring and ensuring current local, state and federal permits related to the construction activities are current and are not violated by James D. Morrissey, its Subcontractors and/or Vendors.
This position requires the Field Office Manager to assume responsibility, interface, communicate with others on the Project Team, and play an important role in documenting events and future issues which may complicate the overall project completion date and project costs.
A degree in Construction Management/Civil Engineering is helpful but not required

James D. Morrissey Inc. is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V

Yesterday, Ray Beaver and Keith Gay attended the Penn College of Technology career fair looking for our next great employee! Apply today at www.jdm-inc.com

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Good Morning from Ward Sand & Materials Co. Our newest dredge!!

Our Komatsu 650 doing Bulk Excavation Cuts in Basin #9 for our Keystone Building #4 project.

Building #3 @ Keystone, Amended Soils installation along with Underdrain and #57 stone being installed and stabilized.

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