Mark III Construction’s solid revenue growth, deep backlog and innovative use of prefabrication have earned it the respect of industry colleagues

Bids on construction projects in California and Hawaii

Project brings 1960s-era Oroville Dam spillway back into safe operational status in record time

High-profile project requires many innovations for crews to work safely within the boundaries of an operational theme park

This six-story, 1.2-million-sq-ft parking garage at San Francisco International Airport houses 3,600 parking spaces that have doubled the airport’s long-term parking capacity. 

The redevelopment of Los Angeles International Airport’s Terminals 7 and 8 entailed revitalizing virtually all systems and public spaces and constructing a 20,000-sq-ft lounge, all while maintaining full airport operations.

While working within the busy Los Angeles International Airport, contractors delivered this $398-million project under a construction manager-at-risk method, completing it ahead of schedule and on budget.

The 25,500-sq-ft, four-story Bechtel Family Center for Ocean Education and Leadership is Monterey Bay Aquarium’s most significant expansion in more than 20 years.

Decommissioning the nation’s seventh commercially licensed nuclear plant, a 1960s structure known as Unit 3, required demolition and removal of all nuclear facilities, including above-grade structures, below-grade utilities and components associated with a pair of fossil plants, Units 1 and 2.