Dickerson Florida Inc., known as Dickerson Infrastructure, is a prominent full-service civil construction contractor operating primarily in the Southeast U.S. With origins dating back to 1936, the company was established by Mr. Norvin Dickerson, who began with just a single dragline and a few trucks. Since expanding to Florida in 1982, Dickerson Infrastructure has grown into a respected name in the infrastructure sector, known for its commitment to safety, quality, and exceptional customer service.
The company has focused on continuously evolving by integrating advanced technology and machinery into its operations, allowing for increased efficiency and effectiveness in delivering projects. Dickerson specializes in a diverse range of infrastructure services, including heavy civil construction, energy-related projects, and environmental restoration. Their portfolio encompasses the construction of substations, independent spent fuel storage installations, transportation systems, drainage improvements, and more.
Leadership at Dickerson Infrastructure is characterized by extensive experience and a forward-thinking approach, with key figures like Chairman John Joyner and President Mike Bryant driving the company’s vision and growth. They emphasize operational enhancement and a culture of innovation, which fosters professional development and challenges the status quo. The company’s workforce is not only skilled and dedicated but also equipped with cutting-edge tools to address the evolving needs of the infrastructure market.
With the ongoing U.S. infrastructure transformation accelerated by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal, Dickerson Infrastructure is well-positioned to contribute significantly to rebuilding essential infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and energy systems that serve underserved communities. Their commitment to building long-term relationships with clients, coupled with a focus on creating a safe and supportive environment for employees, underscores their mission to "Build Better" and solidify their legacy in the construction industry.
