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Scope of work on this $350-million project included construction of 16 miles of express lanes in each direction between Redwood City and South San Francisco.

The largest project for the Sacramento I-5 corridor since being built in 1975, this 67-mile roadway project included pavement rehabilitation, new carpool lanes, ramp meters, sound walls and the extension of various entrance and exit ramps.

Designed as a transformational teaching space, this project features a four-story, 100,000-sq-ft classroom building equipped with an auditorium, two lecture halls and classrooms of various sizes.

In addition to being Sacramento County’s first freestanding rehabilitation hospital, this 58,000-sq-ft facility more than doubles the inpatient rehabilitation capacity formerly available at UC Davis Medical Center.

At 108,900 sq ft, this state-of-the-art facility is a key component of San Mateo County’s plan to offer every unsheltered person a safe and dignified atmosphere to serve their needs as they transition to permanent housing.

Situated in the heart of Sacramento’s historic government center, the temporary home for California’s legislative and executive elected officials and staff for the duration of the Capitol Annex Project will eventually provide additional state-owned facilities for joint occupancy by legislative and executive branch entities.

More than a decade in the making, the 950,000-sq-ft Gateway at Millbrae Station (GMS) is one of the largest transit oriented developments in the U.S. Created through a public-private partnership, the development now connects a live/work/play community to the San Francisco Bay Area and San Francisco International Airport through Millbrae Station.

At three stories and spanning 16,000 sq ft, this facility began providing primary care services to low-income families and individuals upon completion in June 2022.

As part of the effort to remove, relocate and replace approximately 2.5 miles of the Escondido Canal that crosses through the San Pasqual Indian Reservation, the project team had to accomplish three major tasks.