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This project included construction of a new, main track-mounted attraction, roller coaster, and several supporting one- and two-story buildings as part of a new park attraction at a popular theme park in Southern California.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works (LADPW) was formed in 1985 is responsible for delivering regional public services that improve the quality of life for more than 10 million people in Los Angeles County. LADPW recently broke ground on this three-story modular building that will cater to pediatrics, autism wellness, and family justice. The ground floor pediatric facility will replace trailers that currently service this community center, which sees over 5,000 referrals annually. The second floor will house an autism wellness center, offering medical and behavioral health services for special needs individuals. The third floor will house multiple agencies addressing the needs of individuals affected by domestic and family violence.

Previously the site of the 16-story Wilshire Grand Hotel, this structure was developed by Korean Air into what is now the tallest building west of the Mississippi. At 73 stories, Wilshire Grand Center features five levels of underground parking, convention space, office suites, and a 900-room hotel. This groundbreaking project was one of the most talked about in Southern California and infused over a billion dollars into the Los Angeles economy.

The Los Angeles Stadium and Entertainment District at Hollywood Park is transforming the site of the former Hollywood Park Racetrack to a year-round sports and entertainment destination. This will be the new “must-see” entertainment destination and gathering spot in the center of the Los Angeles basin. This monumental project covers 298 acres, located two miles off the I-405, one and a half miles off the I-105, and four miles from Los Angeles International Airport.

This project included construction of a new, main track-mounted attraction, roller coaster, and several supporting one- and two-story buildings as part of a new park attraction at a popular theme park in Southern California.

The Florin Pump Station was originally constructed in 1970. This project involved the installation of an additional natural gas engine-driven pump, control system and uninterruptible power supply upgrades within the existing capacity of the Florin Reservoir Pump Station to increase redundancy, reliability, and flexibility of the pump station, while also improving emergency egress through the installation of a new stair enclosure with an exhaust fan (proposed project).

The 12-story luxury hotel featured 170 guest rooms, plus storefronts with luxury retail. This project had two parts, the hotel and residential components. The hotel featured four acres of open space and “secret” gardens, as well as a three-story lobby with murals of California landscapes, and a large clock similar to the one in the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Part two of this project included two condo towers and consisted of 110 units. Tower one reached 18-stories and began construction as the hotel finishes.

This project consists of the renovation and expansion of the existing 15,798-square-foot historic courthouse located in the City of Willows. The existing courthouse was constructed in 1894 and will be expanded from a one-courtroom facility, to a three-courtroom facility, adding over 20,000-square-feet. Specific project details include:

As the existing four post-tensioned concrete tanks reach the end of their service life, the City of Santa Cruz has decided to replace the tanks as well as their related equipment, piping, and other appurtenances. Also included in this project is the construction of a new electrical building, several retaining walls, and the widening of the access roadway.