Federal Owner
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
RKE is a repeat prime contractor for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, self-performing levee, flood-control, channel, and water-resources work across multiple districts.
Past Performance
Projects Completed for USACE
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Cache River Culvert Repairs
Memphis District · $1,295,443 · Completed 2024
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Ditch 251 Channel Cleanout
Pemiscot & New Madrid County, Missouri · $9,100,179 · Completed 2023
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Belle Fountain Ditches Cleanout
Caruthersville, Missouri · $2,740,918
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Cape Girardeau Floodwall Toe Drain Replacement
Cape Girardeau, Missouri · $1,440,501 · Completed 2016
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
W.D. Mayo Lock & Dam 14 – Embankment & Cherokee Chute Repair
Le Flore County, Oklahoma · $4,637,335 · Completed 2025
Levee, Flood Control & Water Resources
Clarence Cannon Dam Flood Repair
Monroe City, Missouri · $6,265,620 · Completed 2011
Site Utilities & Underground
DVA Waterline Relocation – St. Louis, MO
St. Louis, Missouri (John J. Cochran VA Hospital) · $13,393,847 · In Progress
Other Federal Owners
Performance Feedback
What Our Customers Are Saying
Cache River
Contractors' quality control system organization is staffed by highly trained professionals.
RKE always provides a quality end product, consistently on time and budget, have a strong safety record, and provides innovative solutions to problems encountered in the field. Always a pleasure working with RKE.
Cottonwood Slough
RKEs project manager, QC staff, safety officer, and project superintendent was engage in the work, ensured long lead time materials were order timely, means and methods provided quality and efficiency, and the labor force performed quality work throughout the project life.
Another of many successful projects provided by RKE. Always a pleasure working with the RKE team.
WD Mayo Lock & Dam
The Contractor understands the impact this work has on water management while reshaping and armoring of the crest and land side of the embankment. The Contractor has utilized working longer days to get ahead of schedule and reduce the risk of high-water flows occurring. Example: The contractor was shut down for approx. four months due to high river flows and was still able to finish required contract completion date without any contract extension.