Projects

At Rodriguez Engineering Laboratories LLC, we have a proven track record of delivering high-quality construction materials engineering services and solutions to clients across a range of industries. We are committed to delivering results that meet or exceed our clients' expectations, no matter the size or complexity of the project. Browse our project portfolio to see examples of our work and to learn more about the wide range of services we offer.

San Antonio, Texas

I-35 NEX Central

Rodriguez Engineering Laboratories LLC is serving as the Independent Quality Firm (IQF) for this $1.5 billion project.

Pharr, Texas

I-2 and I-69C Interchange

REL is currently serving as the Independent Quality Firm (IQF) providing testing and inspection serviced for this $303M project.

Houston, Texas

SH 288 Tollway

REL served as the Independent Quality Firm (IQF) performing inspection and testing for this $1.03 billion project.

Dallas/Ft Worth Area, Texas

SH360 Tollway

REL served as the Independent Construction Quality Assurance Firm (ICQAF) on SH 360 South Tollway south of I-20 to US 287 in Tarrant County, Mansfield, TX.

Houston, Texas

SH99 Grand Parkway Tollway Segments F1, F2, G

Rodriguez Engineering Laboratories LLC served as the Independent Construction Quality Assurance Firm and provided Construction Materials QA Inspection and Testing Services for Segments F-1, F-2 and G.

Austin, Texas

183 South

Rodriguez Engineering Laboratories (REL) is serving as the Construction Quality Assurance Testing Firm for this $743M project.

Dallas/Ft Worth Area, Texas

The North Tarrant Express/I-35W Segment 3A

Rodriguez Engineering Laboratories LLC provided Owner Verification Testing (OVT) for this $1.377 billion project.

Austin, Texas

SH 130 Tollway Segments 5&6

Rodriguez Engineering Laboratories LLC served as the Construction QA Testing Firm (CQATF) for this $1.35 billion project.

Austin, Texas

Mopac Express Lanes

Rodriguez Engineering Laboratories LLC provided quality acceptance sampling and testing for this $200 million project.