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Spark Contractors

Dorothy, NJ 08317

Company Info

  • Est. 1959
  • Annual Vol Undisclosed

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Our Story

Spark Electric Service, Inc., which trades as Spark Contractors, was established by Samuel Ruga in 1959. www.sparkcontractors.com The Company began as a small electrical business, doing both residential and commercial work. The business was gradually developed into pump and tank contracting, where we did, and still do, everything in the service station industry, including complete underground and aboveground tank installations, wiring and monitoring system installations and maintenance as well as steel cofferdam installations.

Eventually we began doing much larger cofferdams than we had been doing for the major oil companies as well as driving foundation pile for waste water treatment plants, bridges, apartment complexes and more.

In the 1990’s we began replacing steel, aluminum and composite bulkheads, small steel, concrete and timber bridges, and have been doing this work successfully for many years now.

Our employees are skilled in our line of business and the company maintains all current licenses, permits and training as mandated by the State of New Jersey. We own and maintain practically every piece of equipment that is needed for our jobs.

Our satisfied customers include privately owned businesses, general contractors, marinas, major oil companies, municipalities within New Jersey and nearby states as well as the State of New Jersey itself and the U.S. Government. We have been a non-union, family oriented business and since the passing of Samuel Ruga in 2008, the business continues to be managed much the same, under the leadership of his sons, Paul and Tom Ruga.

Our company celebrated it's 50th Anniversary in 2009 and we hope to continue to provide quality work well into the future.

  • Bridges

  • Bulkheads

  • Cofferdams

  • Dam Rehabilitation

  • Foundations - Concrete

  • Fueling Facility Installations

  • Fueling for Military Facilities

  • Meter Calibration (custody transfer, retail, commercial)

  • Pile Driving

  • Piling

  • Propane, marina & aircraft fueling facilities

  • Sheet Piling

  • Small Bridge Construction

  • Steel Sheeting

  • Steel Sheet Piling

  • Tank Installation & Removal

  • Tanks & Piping

  • Tiebacks

What We Do

Commercial Experience

Misc Project
Bridge Dams & Levies Gas Station Marine Road / Highway Sewage / Water Treatment Plant

Regions & Counties Serviced

  • New Jersey - Central and Southern

Delaware All

New Jersey All

Pennsylvania 2

  • Chester
  • Delaware

Our CSI Codes

01 73 23 - Bracing and Anchoring
02 01 65 - Maintenance of Underground Storage Tank Removal
02 06 65 - Schedules for Underground Storage Tank Removal
02 57 16 - Sinkhole Remediation by Backfilling
03 37 23 - Roller-Compacted Concrete
06 13 33 - Heavy Timber Pier Construction
11 01 10 - Operation and Maintenance of Vehicle and Pedestrian Equipment
11 10 00.00.01 - Vehicle and Pedestrian Equipment
11 11 13 - Compressed-Air Vehicle Service Equipment
11 11 19 - Vehicle Lubrication Equipment
11 11 26 - Vehicle-Washing Equipment
14 45 00.00.01 - Vehicle Lifts
23 11 16 - Facility Gasoline Piping
23 12 16 - Facility Gasoline Dispensing Pumps
23 13 13.33 - Fuel-Oil Storage Tank Pumps
23 13 23 - Facility Aboveground Fuel-Oil, Storage Tanks
31 01 60 - Maintenance of Special Foundations and Load Bearing Elements
31 01 62 - Maintenance of Driven Piles
31 01 62.61 - Driven Pile Repairs
31 01 63 - Maintenance of Bored and Augered Piles
31 01 63.61 - Bored and Augered Pile Repairs
31 06 50 - Schedules for Excavation Support and Protection
31 06 60 - Schedules for Special Foundations and Load Bearing Elements
31 06 60.13 - Driven Pile Schedule
31 09 16.23 - Driven Pile Load Tests
31 22 16.13 - Roadway Subgrade Reshaping
31 32 36 - Soil Nailing
31 32 36.13 - Driven Soil Nailing
31 32 36.19 - Corrosion-Protected Soil Nailing
31 45 13 - Vibroflotation
31 45 16 - Densification
31 46 13 - Cantilever Needle Beams
31 48 19 - Bracket Piers
31 51 13 - Excavation Soil Anchors
31 51 16 - Excavation Rock Anchors
31 54 00.00.01 - Ground Freezing
31 56 13 - Bentonite Slurry Walls
31 56 13.13 - Soil-Bentonite Slurry Walls
31 56 13.16 - Cement-Bentonite Slurry Walls
31 56 13.19 - Slag-Cement-Bentonite Slurry Walls
31 56 13.23 - Soil-Cement-Bentonite Slurry Walls
31 56 13.26 - Pozzolan-Bentonite Slurry Walls
31 56 13.29 - Organically-Modified Bentonite Slurry Walls
31 56 16 - Attipulgite Slurry Walls
31 56 16.13 - Soil-Attipulgite Slurry Walls
31 56 19 - Slurry-Geomembrane Composite Slurry Walls
31 56 23 - Lean Concrete Slurry Walls
31 60 00.00.01 - Special Foundations and Load-Bearing Elements
31 62 13.13 - Cast-in-Place Concrete Piles
31 63 16 - Auger Cast Grout Piles
31 63 19.13 - Rock Sockets for Piles
31 63 23 - Bored Concrete Piles
31 63 23.13 - Bored and Belled Concrete Piles
31 63 23.16 - Bored Friction Concrete Piles
31 66 16.46 - Slurry Diaphragm Foundation Walls
31 66 16.53 - Soldier-Beam Foundation Walls
31 68 13 - Rock Foundation Anchors
31 75 13 - Cast-in-Place Concrete Shaft Lining
31 77 13 - Trench Excavation for Submerged Tunnels
31 77 19 - Floating and Laying Submerged Tunnels
33 01 50 - Operation and Maintenance of Fuel Distribution Lines
33 01 50.51 - Cleaning Fuel-Storage Tanks
33 52 16.13 - Gasoline Piping
33 52 16.23 - Gasoline Pumps
33 52 19.13 - Diesel Fuel Piping
34 01 13 - Operation and Maintenance of Roadways
34 01 43 - Operation and Maintenance of Bridges
34 05 13 - Common Work Results for Roadways
34 05 43 - Common Work Results for Bridges
34 06 13 - Schedules for Roadways
34 06 43 - Schedules for Bridges
35 01 30 - Operation and Maintenance of Coastal Construction
35 01 40 - Operation and Maintenance of Waterway Construction
35 01 40.92 - Preservation of Water Courses
35 01 50 - Operation and Maintenance of Marine Construction
35 05 30 - Common Work Results for Coastal Construction
35 05 50 - Common Work Results for Marine Construction
35 06 30 - Schedules for Coastal Construction
35 06 50 - Schedules for Marine Construction
35 12 33 - Marine Navigation Equipment
35 20 13.16 - Hydraulic Bulkheads
35 20 13.19 - Hydraulic Manifolds
35 20 13.23 - Hydraulic Penstocks
35 20 13.26 - Hydraulic Trashracks
35 20 16 - Hydraulic Gates
35 20 16.13 - Hydraulic Spillway Crest Gates
35 20 16.19 - Hydraulic Head Gates
35 20 16.26 - Hydraulic Sluice Gates
35 20 16.33 - Hydraulic Miter Gates
35 20 16.39 - Hydraulic Sector Gates
35 20 16.46 - Hydraulic Tainter Gates and Anchorages
35 20 16.53 - Hydraulic Vertical Lift Gates
35 20 16.59 - Hydraulic Closure Gates
35 30 00.00.01 - Coastal Construction
35 31 16 - Seawalls
35 31 16.13 - Concrete Seawalls
35 31 16.19 - Steel Sheet Piling Seawalls
35 31 16.23 - Timber Seawalls
35 31 16.40 - Stone Seawalls
35 31 19 - Revetments
35 31 19.13 - Sacked Cement-Sand Revetments
35 31 19.16 - Concrete Unit Masonry Revetments
35 31 19.40 - Stone Revetments
35 31 23 - Breakwaters
35 31 23.13 - Rubble Mound Breakwaters
35 31 23.16 - Precast Breakwater Modules
35 31 26 - Jetties
35 31 26.13 - Concrete Jetties
35 31 26.16 - Concrete Unit Masonry Jetties
35 31 26.40 - Stone Jetties
35 31 29 - Groins
35 31 29.13 - Concrete Groins
35 31 29.16 - Concrete Unit Masonry Groins
35 31 29.26 - Steel Groins
35 32 13 - Scrap Material Artificial Reefs
35 32 13.13 - Scrap Concrete Artificial Reefs
35 32 13.33 - Sunken Ship Artificial Reefs
35 32 16 - Constructed Artificial Reefs
35 32 16.13 - Constructed Concrete Artificial Reefs
35 32 16.19 - Constructed Steel Artificial Reefs
35 40 00.00.01 - Waterway Construction and Equipment
35 42 37 - Riprap Bank Protection
35 42 53 - Wall Bank Protection
35 43 37 - Riprap Scour Protection
35 49 23 - Waterway Locks
35 49 23.13 - Concrete Waterway Locks
35 49 23.23 - Piling Waterway Locks
35 50 00.00.01 - Marine Construction and Equipment
35 51 13 - Floating Piers
35 51 13.23 - Floating Wood Piers
35 51 13.26 - Floating Plastic Piers
35 51 23 - Pontoons
35 52 13 - Fixed Offshore Platform Construction
35 52 33 - Floating Offshore Platform Construction
35 59 13 - Marine Fenders
35 59 13.16 - Resilient Foam-Filled Marine Fenders
35 59 13.19 - Rubber Marine Fenders
35 59 23 - Buoys
35 59 23.13 - Mooring Buoys
35 59 23.16 - Anchor Pendant Buoys
35 59 23.19 - Navigation Buoys
35 59 29 - Mooring Devices
35 59 29.16 - Laser Docking Systems
35 71 19 - Rockfill Gravity Dams
35 73 16 - Rock Embankment Dams
35 79 13 - Fish Ladders
35 79 13.13 - Concrete Fish Ladders
40 21 16 - Gasoline Process Piping
40 21 19 - Diesel Process Piping
40 21 23 - Fuel-Oils Process Piping
40 21 23.13 - No. 2 Fuel-Oil Process Piping
40 21 23.16 - No. 4 Fuel-Oil Process Piping
40 21 23.19 - No. 5 Fuel-Oil Process Piping
40 21 23.23 - No. 6 Fuel-Oil Process Piping
40 22 13 - Heavy-Fractions Petroleum Products Piping
41 24 29 - Lubrication Systems
41 67 13 - Plant Lube Oil System

Project Experience

  • Non-Union
  • Public
  • Private
  • Projects From $2,000 to $4,000,000

Gallery

Featured Image 1
Jennings Rd Bridge
Featured Image 2
Rehabilitation of Commerce Street Bridge - Bridgeton, NJ
Featured Image 3
Jennings Rd Bridge
Featured Image 4
Rehabilitation of Commerce Street Bridge - Bridgeton, NJ

Associations & Memberships

PDCA (Pile Drivers Contractors Assn.)
PDCA (Pile Drivers Contractors Assn.)
MBE (Minority Business Enterprise)
MBE (Minority Business Enterprise)
PECA (Petroleum Equipment Contractors Assn. of New Jersey)
PECA (Petroleum Equipment Contractors Assn. of New Jersey)
SBE (Small Business Enterprise)
SBE (Small Business Enterprise)
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