Projects

The new Ventura County Todd Road Jail Health and Programing Unit (TRJHPU) will be built on a site adjacent to the existing Ventura County Todd Road Jail facility. The 64-bed expansion offers a more holistic approach to treatment for those inmate-patients with medical/mental health needs. The primary focus is treatment in a therapeutic health care environment with a custody overlay.

Construction is nearing completion on the $185 million Rialto Bioenergy Facility (RBF). When it’s completed it will be North America’s largest organics processing facility. The facility is being built in collaboration with owner Anaergia and Waste Management, Republic Services, Southern California Edison, Anaheim Public Utility, Southwest Gas Utility, City of Rialto, the Sanitation Bureau of the City of Los Angeles, and the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County and of Orange County.

The $46.8-dollar joint SBCTA, City of Victorville, and Town of Apple Valley project is a critical component of the region’s High Desert Corridor effort and will extend Green Tree Boulevard to provide an additional east-west route to Interstate 15 via the Yucca Loma Bridge. A vital element of this project is the construction of a 600-foot-long bridge over two natural drainage courses and the BNSF Railroad, which will make it the longest bridge in Victorville.

The City of San Diego is currently expanding the existing plant from producing 30-million gallons per day (mgd) to producing 50 mgd of recycled water (water for uses other than drinking). The expansion enables industries like agriculture, landscaping, and industrial manufacturing to use the recycled water for their needs, which leaves more drinking water available for the community.

This project is comprised of the removal and replacement of existing 6-inch or 8-inch sewer mains with 8-inch sewer mains using pipe reaming, pipe bursting, horizontal directional drilling (HDD), and open cut pipe replacement construction methods, sewer lateral reconnections & replacement, sewer manhole reconnections, cleanout and/or backflow prevention devices, sewer manhole installations and, surface restoration, traffic control, mobilization, manhole modifications, sewage bypassing, and all other work.

The Millbrae Recreation Center project consisted of the construction of new 23,500 square foot building with approximately three acres of sitework. Plans included a two-story structure to accommodate a 300-guest community room with a full-service kitchen, lobby, staff area, game room, fitness and wellness studio, preschool, senior lounges, classrooms, and conference rooms.

Due to seismic concerns regarding the existing acute care facility, this project served as a state-of-the-art replacement facility, that meets the state’s seismic safety requirements. The 232,000-square-foot replacement wing not only meet seismic requirements, but it also improves patient care and quality standards through technological and clinical advancements.

This healthcare project located in Moreno Valley featured a hospital expansion includes a new seismically separated two-level Diagnostic and Treatment (D&T) building. The D&T building will be steel framed with composite metal decks, and lateral systems include ConX® Tech bolted moment frame connections. The lower level is a half basement and utilizes special concrete shear walls.

The new Irvine Campus Medical Center (ICMC) joins the UCI Health Center for Advanced Care to create a full-service academic health complex to the University’s north campus. Featuring health gardens, nature-scapes, and research preserve, this $1.3 billion ground up hospital and medical complex will support students and the community. It will be home of the Center for Children’s Health, wellness programs, urgent and emergency care, specialty disciplines, research and clinical trials, and lifesaving surgical and acute care.