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Keller Group
From new development to the rehabilitation of existing structures, our Middletown-based team delivers deep foundations, ground improvement, and earth retention solutions tailored to local site conditions.
Located in Middletown, Keller supports projects throughout Connecticut, including Hartford, New Haven, Stamford, and Bridgeport. Our teams are experienced in working within established urban environments and alongside existing infrastructure, delivering solutions that meet strict project constraints and timelines.
Geotechnical contractor in Connecticut
Keller provides deep foundation solutions including drilled shafts, micropiles, helical piles, and driven piles to support a wide range of structural loads. These systems are commonly used for infrastructure upgrades, commercial development, and institutional construction throughout Connecticut.
Industry involvement in Connecticut
Keller’s Middletown team is actively engaged with organizations such as the Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers and the Connecticut Construction Industries Association, supporting industry collaboration and best practices across the region.
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Alex Ciccone, PE, is an Area Manager at Keller North America.
Alexander is an Area Manager with Keller North America, where he oversees Keller's Connecticut operations. He joined Hayward Baker in 2017 as a Project Engineer and progressed through roles including Assistant Project Manager, Project Manager, and Area Manager.
Alex earned a Master of Science in Civil Engineering with a concentration in Geotechnical Engineering from the University of Washington and a Bachelor of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Bucknell University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Connecticut.
Featured projects
Institutional
Burton Family Football Complex
A new football complex was slated for construction on the UConn Storrs campus. Ground improvement was chosen to meet the off-season construction schedule.
