Project Overview
California High-Speed Rail Construction Package 1
California High-Speed Rail Construction Package 1 is a 32-mile infrastructure project spanning Fresno and Madera Counties. The work includes construction of grade separations, viaducts, trench sections, a tunnel, roadway and utility relocations, railroad realignments, the State Route 99 realignment, and a major crossing over the San Joaquin River.
California High-Speed Rail Construction Package 2-3
California High-Speed Rail Construction Package 2-3 is a 65-mile infrastructure project spanning Fresno, Kings, and Tulare Counties. The project includes construction of 36 grade separations, 18 viaducts, multiple underpasses, overpasses, tunnels, bridges, and related rail structures extending from Fresno to near the Tulare-Kern County line.
CalFire – Ben Lomond Conservation Camp, New Auto Shop
The project involved construction of a new 12,051-square-foot auto shop at the Ben Lomond Conservation Camp in Santa Cruz County to support CAL FIRE fleet maintenance and emergency-response operations. Improvements included a generator building, storage facility, new utilities and drainage, fueling infrastructure, solar power features, water storage, roadways, parking, security fencing, landscaping, and associated site improvements.
San Quentin State Prison Facility Improvement – CDCR
The project modernized San Quentin State Prison’s utility infrastructure through construction of a new 4,700-square-foot central high-pressure steam boiler facility. Work included environmental remediation, demolition of the existing boiler house, installation of three 1,200-horsepower steam boilers, emissions-control equipment, LPG and fire-water storage systems, electrical and utility upgrades, paving, and associated site improvements.