Articles Tagged with ''Award Of Merit''

After progress on this $165-million hospital stalled for a year under a previous contractor, Pepper Construction took over and implemented an integrated project delivery model and 90-day action plan that saw sitework kick off after just 60 days

This project transformed 41 acres of city-owned floodplain into Ohio’s largest municipal solar array. Once considered unusable land, these sites now generate clean energy, turning underutilized property into a long-term community asset and a model for other cities.

The 2025 ENR West Best Projects for California, Nevada and Hawaii competition honors an array of projects boasting dynamic and innovative design and construction methods.

Modeled after Baltimore’s Mr. Trash Wheel, this is the first floating trash-collecting water wheel on the West Coast.

As part of a proof of concept toward the city of Los Angeles’ ambitious goal of recycling 100% of their wastewater, this full scale 1.5-million-gallon-per-day facility is now one of the largest water reclamation plants in the country.

An adaptive reuse project gave new life to a former military site in Irvine, consolidating a four-building campus into one.

When this building first opened in 1926, it was a luxury oceanfront resort, but it most recently functioned as a 233-unit congregate care facility.

Built in response to the limitations of San Diego County’s aging infrastructure, the 52,000-sq-ft, two-story Public Health Lab is three times larger than its predecessor.

Situated on a 10-acre site in Grand Terrace, this 200-MW/800-MWh battery energy storage system supplies electricity to around 150,000 homes for up to four hours during peak electricity demand periods.

A seven-span, post-tensioned concrete box girder bridge now stands in place of a 29-span steel and timber girder bridge across a busy railyard. The original bridge was first built in the 1930s.