About the Company 
Allan Myers is a heavy construction company with multiple 
locations along the east coast that places emphasis on teamwork, hard 
work, safety and professionalism. The Allan Myers company prides itself 
for numerous attributes including the many new challenges they’ve 
welcomed over time. Allan Myers has done work in Pennsylvania, 
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington D.C. 
 
Locations 
The Allan Myers company 
has headquarters in Worcester, 
PA, and Malvern, PA, as well as 
offices in Dover, DE, Fallston, 
MD, Chesapeake, VA, Fairfax, 
VA, Richmond, VA, and 
Williamsburg, VA. The company 
has 16 asphalt plants that are 
spread throughout 
Pennsylvania, Maryland, 
Delaware, and Virginia. Allan 
Myers also owns five quarry 
locations, four of which are 
located in Pennsylvania, while 
the last one is in Elk Mills, 
Maryland. 
 
Construction Work 
Allan Myers works in heavy construction, and the company has 
completed many projects that involve the construction of bridges, quarry 
restoration, and paving airport runways and taxiways. Allan Myers has 
also built business parks, plants, and commercial/residential town center. 
 
History 
Allan Myers has a long tradition of excellence in construction, 
where they have won numerous awards dating back to the 1990s. The 
Allan Myers Company has been noticed for its commitment to quality, 
safety and customer satisfaction many times. The company completes 
about five projects a year and always receive industry awards from them. 
 
Notable Projects 
The company has worked on 
numerous projects, but its most 
notable may be the Jim Thorpe 
Bridge in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. 
The bridge is a 961 foot, four-span 
continuous steel plate girder bridge 
that sits above the Lehigh River. 
 
Owner’s View 
An owner would want to choose Allan Myers as a contractor 
because they were voted 2017 Mid-Atlantic Contractor of the Year by 
ENR (Engineering News-Record). Allan Myers produces their own 
materials, which helps to get more accurate estimates for scheduling, 
higher quality materials, and also brings the overall costs down for the 
projects. Since 2014, the company has doubled their asphalt plants from 
eight to sixteen and is adding a seventh regional office and an asphalt 
plant in Southern Virginia to accommodate for the rapid growth of the 
company.