Skanska in the US
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Transportation

Skanska is an industry leader in self-performing complex infrastructure projects. Our customers rely on our proven ability to manage project risks, stakeholder input and project goals as we construct some of the most challenging projects in densely populated urban communities.

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Skanska’s transportation infrastructure enables our communities to commute to school, work or take a vacation, all while maintaining an emphasis on public and worker safety, quality, schedule and environmental stewardship during construction, as well as throughout the useful life of the facility.

We build the infrastructure in the communities in which we live and play. Our employees have an unparalleled commitment to the communities in which we work as evident through our commitment to job site safety, schedule and quality of the finished product. Our community involvement includes high school and college mentoring, food/clothing/toy and blood drives and participation in community events, including volunteering on weekends to clean up river and lands near our projects.

Delivery Methods

Our best-in-class project teams have delivered a wide variety of infrastructure projects using all available industry delivery methods. As such, we stand ready to serve our customers through meaningful partnering utilizing the delivery method that best serves the project. These methods include:

  • Bid-Build
  • CM@Risk
  • Design-Build
  • Progressive Design-Build
  • Design-Build-Finance
  • P3 Availability Payments
  • P3 Toll Concessions

Innovation

Our customers, and project stakeholders, are progressively accelerating their digital understanding and requirements. The foundation of successful delivery of projects is determined by the advanced planning and digital competence implemented by Skanska. Our teams have long been using digital methods to plan our work, identify and resolve conflicts and remain at the forefront of this exciting way to work. 

Digital engineering is enabled by a multitude of technologies including: 2D CAD, 3D Modelling, Building Information Modeling (BIM), GIS, data validation, digital instrumentation, mobile technology and much more. BIM is currently the core of Skanska’s construction digital revolution, as it forms the backbone of most of our client's digital data requirements.

Emergency Response 24 / 7 / 365

Our self-perform approach, fleet of equipment, project teams located throughout the region and proven relationships with material suppliers and subcontractors allows us to readily assist our customers in time of need. When natural disasters occur, our teams can mobilize as soon as the phone rings, allowing us to assist in protecting, preserving and rebuilding infrastructure, prevent imminent danger to the traveling public and return the facility to full functional use in the shortest time possible.

We build what matters

We customize our approach to meet each client’s needs. To learn more, click on the highlighted projects below.

The 6.6-mile Exposition Light Rail Transit Phase 2 project extends the Expo light rail line from Culver City to Santa Monica, just four blocks from...

Expo II, LA Metro

The 6.6-mile Exposition Light Rail Transit Phase 2 project extends the Expo light rail line from Culver City to Santa Monica, just four blocks from the Pacific Ocean. The scope of work included 14 miles of track as well as five at-grade stations and two aerial stations.
Skanska USA Civil Northeast, as part of the S3 Tunnel Constructors joint venture with partners J.F. Shea Construction, Inc. and Schiavone...

2nd Ave Subway Tunnel

Skanska USA Civil Northeast, as part of the S3 Tunnel Constructors joint venture with partners J.F. Shea Construction, Inc. and Schiavone Construction Co., Inc., was awarded this $337 million assignment from New York City Transit for Contract I of Phase I for the Second Avenue Subway between 96th Street and 63rd Street in New York City.
I-4 is Florida's largest transportation project in its history and one of the largest transportation P3s in the US.

Interstate-4 Reconstruction & Managed Lanes

I-4 is Florida's largest transportation project in its history and one of the largest transportation P3s in the US.
Skanska is leading the design and construction of the LaGaurdia Central project, a public-private partnership between LaGuardia Gateway Partners an...

LaGuardia Airport (LGA) Central Terminal

Skanska is leading the design and construction of the LaGaurdia Central project, a public-private partnership between LaGuardia Gateway Partners and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. This is the beginning of a new vision for the overall redevelopment of LaGuardia Airport, and it will improve the traveling experience for millions of people while being a major economic generator for the region.
The route between the cities of Portsmouth and Norfolk via the tunnel under the Elizabeth River in Virginia, USA, is the busiest 2-lane route east ...

Elizabeth River Highway Immersed Tube Tunnel

The route between the cities of Portsmouth and Norfolk via the tunnel under the Elizabeth River in Virginia, USA, is the busiest 2-lane route east of the Mississippi, serving the huge and transient US naval community.