J3 Takes on Project 410 and Southcross

This spring J3 Company kicked off the beginning of Project 410 and Southcross consisting of upgrading utility lines and provide better service to surrounding businesses and a new subdivision. This is a TXDot (Texas Department of Transportation) project that is funded with the City of San Antonio that started in March 2024, and is expected to take 19 months to complete. The ground utilities are subcontracted from Boring Under and consist of 16-inch water mains, 8 inch gas mains, 21 inch sewer mains, and storm drains; as well as 10-foot sidewalks in VIA bus shelters. This project was split up into five  phases, although the team at J3 came up with a plan to combine phasing to finish ahead of schedule.

J3 is currently on Phase 2 step 3. In this step, Badeco gas sub installed 8in gas main. Ram 2 is wrapping up the installation in 21in sewer main and manholes. Ram 2 is completing the installation of a 21-inch sewer main and manholes while preparing to bore a 16-inch water main. SAECO Electric has removed existing traffic signals and installed temporary ones, while J3 dirt crews have completed the widening of both North and South Bound frontage roads.

Additionally, J3 concrete crews have installed a 24-inch storm drain, poured driveways, added riprap, and formed and poured a 221-foot rail around columns under the 410 bridge. Overall, the project is moving ahead of schedule. Currently, the J3 team ahead of schedule and within the budget. We are also proud that there has been no safety violations or zero accidents.