Virginia Paving Company

Virginia Paving Company manufactures asphalt and performs paving across Virginia, with most of its work in Hampton Roads, Northern Virginia, and the Fredericksburg and Stafford County area. Its customers include the state transportation department, airport agencies and the authorities that manage Virginia's seaports, government and military facilities, commercial property owners and residential developers.

The company produces its own mix at seven asphalt plants and runs four branch offices around the state, with its leadership based in Chantilly and Norfolk. Its history in Virginia began in 1987, when its first asphalt plant went into operation in Sterling. Virginia Paving belongs to VINCI Construction USA, a national group of over a dozen paving companies operating upward of 60 asphalt plants, and it follows the operating principles shared by that group's subsidiaries.

Highway paving is its largest line of work. The company has been involved with heavily traveled public routes such as the Dulles Toll Road, the 495 Express Lanes and the Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge Tunnel. Its portfolio also includes large resurfacing and paving contracts for the Virginia DOT. Each year it completes hundreds of contracts, ranging from interstates and public roads to commercial parking areas, privately funded subdivisions and other residential work.

Airport paving is a specialty. Virginia Paving has worked at Norfolk International, Dulles International and Reagan National airports, and one listed project at Reagan National involves removing an existing hangar at the airport's north end to make room for a new concourse. The company notes that airport work comes with its own scheduling and regulatory demands, which its crews handle from start to finish.