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Cycle Construction Co., LLC is a family-owned, construction company, specializing in heavy/ civil, environmental infrastructure, underground utilities, demolition, waste management, heavy haul trucking and emergency response services.

Clearing the Way for Global Commerce.Cycle Construction is proud to announce that the Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) Bo...
09/28/2026

Clearing the Way for Global Commerce.

Cycle Construction is proud to announce that the Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) Board of Commissioners has approved a motion to award our company a $2.25 million contract for preliminary site demolition at the future Louisiana International Terminal (LIT) in Violet, Louisiana.

The $2.6 billion Louisiana International Terminal represents a transformative investment in maritime infrastructure. Designed to accommodate larger container vessels, this next-generation terminal will serve as a major gateway for global commerce, connecting international markets to America's heartland through the Mississippi River, six Class I railroads, and interstate highway systems.

With federal permitting secured, LIT is advancing into its next phase of development. The anticipated scope of work includes preliminary site demolition and the removal of existing structures, foundations, concrete infrastructure, utilities, and other obstructions to prepare the property for future terminal construction.

We're honored to be selected for this important early phase of a project of national significance, helping lay the groundwork for stronger U.S. supply chains, expanded trade capacity, and new opportunities for economic growth.

Thank you to for the confidence in our team and the opportunity to contribute to this landmark project.

Building the future starts with clearing the way.

Photo: Courtesy of Port of New Orleans

Blaine joined Cycle in 2010 as a Field Laborer and quickly worked his way up through the ranks, becoming a Light Equipme...
09/23/2026

Blaine joined Cycle in 2010 as a Field Laborer and quickly worked his way up through the ranks, becoming a Light Equipment Operator, Heavy Equipment Operator, Foreman, and now Superintendent.

What Blaine enjoys most about being part of the Cycle team is the people he works alongside and the variety of projects Cycle takes on. He appreciates that Cycle isn’t afraid to bid on work they haven’t done before, giving him opportunities to take on new challenges and continue expanding his skill set.

He also values Cycle’s commitment to promoting from within and giving current team members opportunities to grow into new roles. Throughout his time with Cycle, Blaine has learned that hard work does not go unnoticed.
Outside of work, Blaine enjoys taking vacations with his family, flying his drone, and going out to eat with his wife. And when it comes to food, Mexican is his favorite!

The work you see on the jobsite starts long before the first task begins. Cycle’s Superintendents, Foremen and Project M...
09/14/2026

The work you see on the jobsite starts long before the first task begins. Cycle’s Superintendents, Foremen and Project Managers recently spent a day sharpening their approach to project planning with Quality Systems & Standards Manager Christian Grillot.

Using principles from the LEAN Pull Planning Method, the team reviewed lessons from past projects, explored new planning techniques and discussed what works best in the field.

These planning sessions are not a one-time exercise. Throughout each project, our Superintendents and Project Managers work together to map out critical tasks, sequencing and upcoming phases so everyone understands the plan and what it takes to keep the project moving forward.

It is another way Cycle invests in our people, our processes and better project ex*****on.

Ready to take ownership of your next project? Cycle Construction is looking for an experienced Project Manager who knows...
09/09/2026

Ready to take ownership of your next project? Cycle Construction is looking for an experienced Project Manager who knows how to lead from the office to the jobsite and everywhere in between.

This is a hands-on role with real responsibility. You’ll own project budgets, schedules and performance, lead relationships with owners and engineers, coordinate with field teams and subcontractors, and see projects through from kickoff to closeout.

If you have 3+ years of experience managing civil, marine or heavy construction projects and are ready for your next challenge, we want to hear from you.

Build your next chapter with Cycle Construction.
View the position and apply here:
https://lnkd.in/gYQq7hMQ

Work is underway on WSLP-109, part of the West Shore Lake Pontchartrain hurricane and storm risk reduction system. Befor...
08/27/2026

Work is underway on WSLP-109, part of the West Shore Lake Pontchartrain hurricane and storm risk reduction system. Before our crews can begin building the levee, they first need a safe and reliable way to access the work area.

These photos show our team constructing a sand access road through unstable marsh terrain using specialized marsh excavators and dozers. The road will provide a more stable route for our employees, heavy equipment and materials as construction moves forward.

Cycle is responsible for approximately one mile of the larger 18.5-mile levee system, including levee embankment and concrete monolith floodwalls at a pipeline crossing. This important hurricane and storm risk reduction project will help provide greater protection for communities in St. John the Baptist, St. Charles and St. James parishes.

Safety starts with access, and this road helps create the foundation for the work ahead.

PROJECT UPDATE | St. Bernard Stormwater Resiliency ProjectThere’s a lot happening beneath the surface at the St. Bernard...
08/24/2026

PROJECT UPDATE | St. Bernard Stormwater Resiliency Project

There’s a lot happening beneath the surface at the St. Bernard Stormwater Resiliency Project.

Cycle Construction crews recently completed installation of a massive underground stormwater detention system designed to hold approximately 4.7 million gallons of stormwater, helping reduce flooding and improve resiliency in the surrounding New Orleans neighborhood.

The system includes a 637,000-cubic-foot subsurface detention system, installed and backfilled in just 3.5 months, despite the challenges of summer rain and the start of hurricane season.

With the underground tanks in place, our crews are now completing the drainage system. From there, work will move above ground, where the finished project will include a football field with a wraparound track, basketball court and baseball field.

Located behind McDonogh 35 College Prep High School and east of Bayou St. John, this project is a great example of infrastructure doing double duty: strengthening stormwater resilience below ground while creating valuable recreational space for the community above it.

Cycle is proud to help bring this important project from preconstruction planning through field implementation, We look forward to sharing the next phase as the site takes shape.

That’s a wrap on a great summer with our 2026 Cycle Construction interns!Grace, Jacob, Jeremy and Ryan spent the summer ...
08/17/2026

That’s a wrap on a great summer with our 2026 Cycle Construction interns!

Grace, Jacob, Jeremy and Ryan spent the summer working alongside our team, gaining hands-on experience and learning more about the many opportunities within civil construction.

They came ready to learn, asked great questions and brought plenty of enthusiasm to the job. We hope their time at Cycle gave them valuable experience they can carry with them as they continue their education and begin building their careers.

Thank you, Grace, Jacob, Jeremy and Ryan, for being part of the Cycle team this summer. We wish you all the best and can’t wait to see what’s ahead!

THE PEOPLE BEHIND CYCLE | LIONEL BEEBELionel Beebe has been part of the Cycle family for more than 25 years. Before Cycl...
08/04/2026

THE PEOPLE BEHIND CYCLE | LIONEL BEEBE

Lionel Beebe has been part of the Cycle family for more than 25 years. Before Cycle Construction was established, Lionel worked alongside Jon Kerion for many years. When he joined Cycle, he started on the jobsite as a Utility Foreman before transitioning to the office as Equipment & Facilities Manager.

Today, Lionel plays an important role in keeping Cycle moving behind the scenes. He manages and schedules the company’s equipment, coordinates moves between jobsites and makes sure our office and facilities have what they need to keep things running smoothly.

We’re proud to have Lionel as one of The People Behind Cycle.

Meet Betty Odinet — 25 Years of Commitment to Cycle Construction.For 25 years, Betty has been an integral part of the Cy...
07/30/2026

Meet Betty Odinet — 25 Years of Commitment to Cycle Construction.

For 25 years, Betty has been an integral part of the Cycle Construction team. Her career exemplifies how dedication, adaptability, and experience create a lasting impact. Betty joined Cycle in 2001 in the Accounting department. A few years later, Nathan Kernion asked her to transition into the Estimating & Project Management department, where she managed contracts, bid bonds, and organized the department’s project files. In 2014, her role expanded again when Jon Kernion asked her to also serve as his Executive Assistant.

Today, Betty continues to wear both hats—supporting contract administration while providing invaluable support to company leadership. After 25 years, Betty's knowledge of Cycle, its people, and its operations is unmatched. She represents the kind of dedication and institutional knowledge that has helped make Cycle what it is today.

Thank you, Betty, for 25 years of dedication, hard work, and commitment to Cycle. We are proud to have you on our team.

Big changes are underway at Tulane University! Over the past couple of months, our team has been hard at work transform...
07/14/2026

Big changes are underway at Tulane University! Over the past couple of months, our team has been hard at work transforming the area between Newcomb Quad and Berger Family Lawn into a pedestrian-only space that will create a safer, more walkable campus.

But what you don't see is just as important. Beneath the surface, we're installing a new underground drainage retention system that will help reduce flooding and improve stormwater management for years to come.

These photos highlight some of the progress so far:

• Preparing the subsurface for paving
• Surveying and staking the site
• Installing paving forms and reinforcement
• Getting everything ready for upcoming concrete pours

We're proud to help build infrastructure that improves both the campus experience and its resilience. Follow along as we bring this vision to life throughout the project's life .

Address

6 E 3rd Street
Kenner, LA
70062

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+15044671444

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