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Welcome to Max J. Kuney Co.

Celebrating over 75 years of great work by great people!

Thank you for visiting our web site.  Max J. Kuney Co. is an industry leading heavy/highway contractor located in Spokane, Washington.  Our projects are generally located in the Pacific Northwest.  If you have any questions after viewing this site, please contact us.  The menu on the left will link you to the major areas of our web site.
 


Design-Build

The Quarry Bridges design-build project has been completed for Oregon DOT.  Located in La Grande, Oregon the project replaced four aging bridges on I-84.  MJK received an early completion bonus for finishing the project ahead of schedule.

The Thurston Way Interchange (left, and also the picture at the top of the page) was a pilot project for Washington State DOT.  This award winning project was completed in October of 2002.  WSDOT commissioned an independent review of the project, which found MJK "delivered a high quality product, which was delivered on time with minimal cost growth after award."


Project Highlights

MJK currently has the following major projects underway:

  • US 95 Setters Road to Bellgrove Stage 2 near Worley, ID for ITD.
  • SR 24, I-82 to Keys Road, Yakima, WA for WSDOT
  • Totem Lake 128th St Direct Access Ramp in Kirkland, WA for WSDOT. 
  • Multnomah Channel (Sauvie Island Rd.) for Multnomah County, OR.
  • NSC/Francis Ave to US 2 Structures, Spokane, WA for WSDOT.
  • MLK Viaduct Replacement, Portland, OR for ODOT.
     

Equal Opportunity Employer

Max J. Kuney Co. encourages women and minorities to apply.  We are always looking for outstanding people to join our team.  In addition, we encourage women and minority owned businesses to submit quotations for projects we are bidding.  You can find a current list of projects that we are bidding on our Upcoming Bids page.

"It is refreshing to see a contractor who has not only complied with the EEO provisions but has been successful and seen results." 
 - Sharon Scarr, Civil Rights Program Manger for US DOT


Safety

Our #1 priority is to provide a safe and healthy job site for our employees, owners representatives, and the traveling public.

 

 

 

 

Last modified: 01/19/07