03.19.26 / Uncategorized
On May 12th, 2026, Civil Design and Construction Inc. hosted its third Annual Blood Drive in memory of John Ewing, our dear friend, co-worker, and a part of our family. CD&C would like to thank the staff and everyone who took time out of their busy day to donate, enjoy some jambalaya, and celebrate in John’s memory. Every drop counts!
07.08.25 / Uncategorized
ASCE standard guidelines for SUE is broken into 4 different quality levels of accuracy for underground utility information. These range from Quality Level (QL) D (the lowest level) to Quality Level A (the highest level). The use of quality levels allows both facility owners and design engineers the flexibility to decide what level of accuracy they would like for any subsurface infrastructure to best design around. Accurate knowledge of what is underground helps reduce conflicts encountered during construction and thus saves the project owner both time and money in the end.
Let the CD&C, Inc. SUE team take the guesswork out of your next design project! 225-765-1802 * www.cdcbr.com * info@cdcbr.com
05.20.25 / Uncategorized
Civil Design & Construction, Inc. staff, family, and friends took some time out of our busy work schedules last Thursday to enjoy a day of remembering our brother and co-worker John Ewing. THANK YOU to those who came out to donate blood and enjoyed some fantastic jambalaya, white beans, and a little fun. Congratulations to Mr. Gerald Humphreys for winning the CD&C, Inc. blood donor prize pack! Every drop counts, and we’re proud to help save a life!
03.12.24 / Uncategorized
Our subsurface utility crew worked hard last week to collect Quality Level B data on various manholes located on this Baton Rouge project. QLB SUE data is a vital piece of information for designers of projects in heavy urban areas. #civildesignandconstruction #SUEservices
09.09.23 / Uncategorized
It is with great sadness Civil Design & Construction, Inc. would like to announce the passing of our beloved Cost Estimator, friend and brother, John Roy Ewing. John passed away on September 9, 2023 after a battle with Myxoid/Round Cell Liposarcoma at the young age of 43.
The CD&C, Inc. office will be closed on Tuesday, September 12, 2023 as we celebrate the life and memory of John.
Services will be held on Tuesday, September 12, 2023 at First Baptist Church of New Roads from 9AM until the memorial service at 12 noon. Burial will follow at False River Memorial Park. The family also asks that in lieu of flowers, to please consider sending memorial donations in honor of him to the FBCNR Flagpole/Memorial Plaza, the Jannell LaCombe Cancer Foundation or MD Anderson Cancer Center Foundation.
08.08.23 / Uncategorized
Our team of SUE experts landed a nice shade tree to work under while locating multiple water lines in Lafayette last week. This SUE quality level A job took a bit more time than expected but our guys had the equipment and manpower to get the job done. Let the CD&C, Inc. subsurface utility engineering team take the guesswork out of your next construction project!
07.20.23 / Uncategorized
Accuracy is always the key component of any survey effort. Today, our certified drone pilot teamed up with our field crew to survey approximately 90 acres. Traditional survey means were used to pick up the property lines and our drone was flown to pick up all of the improvements on the property. Some days it takes a team of technology and manpower, but accuracy is always our top priority.
07.17.23 / Uncategorized
CD&C, Inc. seeks Civil Engineer or Cost Estimator to join our Cost Engineering Division. Our work is primarily USACE Heavy Construction projects that require cost estimates during design phase. Experience in MCASES Mii is highly preferred as well as Primavera Scheduling Software. We are looking for someone with a good construction knowledge background and estimating experience. The position is full-time, but a part-time position for the right candidate could be considered. Please send resume to info@cdcbr.com.
05.30.23 / Uncategorized
We had some beautiful days back in January to use our drone to capture topographic data in South Louisiana. Our remote sensing guys were able to fly 16 acres of this particular project and will be able to produce data with a +/- 0.05’ accuracy. It’s good to have ‘another tool in the toolbox’ for our Survey Department. #drone #keepflying #toolbox #civildesignandconstruction