AIS Infrastructure

Great outdoor spaces start with safe ways to get there. 🏞️

Horsetooth Reservoir and Carter Lake welcome more than 1.5 million visitors each year, making them two of the most visited outdoor destinations in Colorado. Working with the Federal Highway Administration’s Central Federal Lands Highway Division and Larimer County, our AIS Infrastructure team helped modernize the roads, parking areas and access routes that bring people to the water.

The $15 million Federal Lands Access Program project converted 7.5 miles of gravel roads and parking areas to pavement, adding three turn lanes and increased parking capacity to reduce unsafe shoulder parking. Drainage and water quality improvements help protect the reservoirs, and the work extends the life of these community assets by another 25 years.

Crews kept access open for visitors throughout construction, and the project wrapped 14 months ahead of schedule.

Thank you to Ian Broste and the team for delivering a project that helps our community get outside and enjoy Colorado.

Our AIS Infrastructure team hit the links on September 28 for Equally Created's 3rd Annual Golf Tournament at Hermitage Golf Course in Old Hickory, Tennessee.

Representing our USACE Old Hickory Power Plant and Warehouse Repairs and Old Hickory Lake projects were Doug Harris (Project General Manager), Jeb Kimmes (Project Manager) and Kyle Marchman (Chief Estimator – Transportation).

Thank you, , for a great day supporting a great cause! We're proud to support organizations making a lasting impact in the communities where we live and work.

Building stronger communities goes beyond the job site. 🎁

On September 18, our AIS Infrastructure team joined Georgia Power–Plant Bowen and Citizens of Georgia Power at the Toys for Tots Charity Golf Tournament in Marietta, GA, supporting the Marine Toys for Tots program. Every toy collected and every dollar raised helps bring holiday joy to local children and families who might otherwise go without.

Thank you to Mike Mihalic, George Parker, Matt Pike and Lucas Benet for representing AIS Infrastructure, and to Georgia Power for organizing an event that makes a real difference in our community.

Building better access to the places people love to explore. 🏞️

AIS Infrastructure is improving roads, parking lots, and access routes at Horsetooth and Carter Lake Reservoirs in Larimer County, Colorado. These destinations serve more than one million visitors annually, making safe, reliable access an important part of the visitor experience.

The project brings together roadway construction, paving, concrete work, and drainage improvements to enhance access for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. Throughout construction, our team is coordinating work to maintain access to these popular recreation areas.

It’s infrastructure built to support exploration, connection, and the communities we serve.

🎥 Watch the project: https://youtu.be/5kc2pSOMsWA

🥾 These boots are made for building.

At AIS Infrastructure, our best days start with boots on the ground. 👷‍♀️

Construction is not clean and that is the point. The work is real. The impact is real. You show up, gear up with PPE, step into the mud, and build what communities rely on. 🦺⚠️🏗️

Looking for a team where hard work matters and growth is part of the job? Take a look at open roles at AIS Infrastructure.

Careers link: https://ais-infrastructurellc.com/careers

Join us in recognizing Jeb Kimmes, Project Manager at AISI, who has already made a strong impression in his first year with the company.
Jeb has quickly distinguished himself through his strong command of heavy civil projects. His ability to understand project plans, specifications, and contractual obligations has been impressive and reflects both his technical knowledge and his ability to learn, adapt, and contribute in a fast-paced environment.

In a short time, Jeb has shown the dedication, drive, and professionalism that are highly valued within the AISI family. His work ethic and commitment to growth continue to stand out, and we are excited to support his ongoing development as he builds his career with the company.

We have high hopes for Jeb’s future at AISI and look forward to seeing all that he will accomplish. Please join us in congratulating Jeb on a strong first year and celebrating the impact he has already made.

AIS Infrastructure recently welcomed students from Carrollton City Schools’ RaLin Construction Academy for a tour of the Dog River Dam and Reservoir project.

Programs like the RaLin Academy are helping build the next generation of construction professionals by giving students real-world exposure to the industry and the opportunity to develop practical skills that can translate directly into their careers.

During their visit, students had the chance to see the scale and complexity of infrastructure work up close, connect classroom learning to real-world application, and gain a deeper understanding of the role projects like Dog River play in supporting local communities.

Experiences like this are an important part of investing in the future of the industry and creating opportunities for the workforce of tomorrow.