Our Projects
Four decades of federal and civil work — filter by the type of work, not the paperwork.
A Portfolio Built on Performance
Building the Foundations of America: Rigid Infrastructure Proven on Site
The infrastructure we build does more than serve today's needs—it strengthens our nation for generations to come. At RKE, we're proud to build projects that protect communities, strengthen our economy, and fuel national growth. Every bridge, levee, road, floodwall, and cemetery is a commitment to quality, durability, and the future generations that will depend on it.
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Department of Veterans Affairs
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Federal Highway Administration
U.S. Department of Energy
15 PROJECTS
Earthwork & Site Development
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery – Phase 5C Expansion
Department of Veterans Affairs
St. Louis, MO · $20.3M · Completed 2024
Concrete & Structural
New State Veterans Cemetery – Ardmore, OK (Crypt Installation)
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Earthwork & Site Development
Fort Gibson National Cemetery – Gravesite Expansion
Department of Veterans Affairs
Fort Gibson, Oklahoma · $4,860,613 · Completed 2021
Earthwork & Site Development
Mill Springs National Cemetery Expansion
Nancy, Kentucky
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Cache River Culvert Repairs
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Memphis District · $1,295,443 · Completed 2024
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Ditch 251 Channel Cleanout
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pemiscot & New Madrid County, Missouri · $9,100,179 · Completed 2023
Concrete & Structural
Horton Slough Trail – Pedestrian Bridge
Federal Highway Administration
Vian, Oklahoma (Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge) · $1,203,001 · Completed 2022
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Belle Fountain Ditches Cleanout
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Caruthersville, Missouri · $2,740,918
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Cape Girardeau Floodwall Toe Drain Replacement
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cape Girardeau, Missouri · $1,440,501 · Completed 2016
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
W.D. Mayo Lock & Dam 14 – Embankment & Cherokee Chute Repair
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Le Flore County, Oklahoma · $4,637,335 · Completed 2025
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Clarence Cannon Dam Flood Repair
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Monroe City, Missouri · $6,265,620 · Completed 2011
Site Utilities & Underground
DVA Waterline Relocation – St. Louis, MO
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
St. Louis, Missouri (John J. Cochran VA Hospital) · $13,393,847 · In Progress
Earthwork & Site Development
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery – Phase 5 A & B Expansion
Department of Veterans Affairs
St. Louis, Missouri · $13,404,320 · Completed 2021
Earthwork & Site Development
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery – Phase 3 Expansion
Department of Veterans Affairs
San Antonio, Texas · $54,096,194 · Completed 2025
Earthwork & Site Development
Sikeston Substation Fencing Replacement
U.S. Department of Energy
Sikeston, Missouri · $430,605 · Completed 2022
Performance Feedback
What Our Customers Are Saying
John Cochran Building 29 Demo
Their Quality Control program is exceptional and meets the contract requirements without needless rework or confusion before each activity. They set the bar early and often to make sure the project provides the quality required in the contract documents.
JB 5AB
They set the bar early with their subcontractors and suppliers and follows up through the end of the construction and turnover process.
If I were to select a contractor based on qualifications, RKE would be my first choice based on their performance on the Jefferson Barrack National Cemetery expansion phase 5 A & B. I highly recommend RKE for your next construction project. RKE provides great customer service as they are always available when needed and proactive in their communication. They welcome feedback and questions in the field and their response are always positive and to the point.