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Inland Empire Office Moves to Riverside

February 29, 2024

We packed up our San Bernardino office and laboratory and moved into a new facility in the City of Riverside. Here’s why.

Growth and New Talent We are excited to announce new talent joining our team. Among these new hires are Sammy Daghighi, PE, Inland Empire Branch Manager, and David Luce, Inland Empire Laboratory Manager.

Increased Project Activity We look forwards servicing significant recent wins out of our upgraded facility, including Kramer Junction, Barton Road, and the
Monte Vista Grade Separation.

For more information, please contact Michael Molina,
Regional Client Services Manager
a: 111 Main Street, Unit A, Riverside, CA 92501
p: 951.552.0031 | e: mmolina@twininginc.com

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