In May, Shimmick started its first-ever employee resource group, Women@Shimmick. Since then, the group has launched a number of programs designed to achieve its mission of empowering and supporting women by providing professional and personal development opportunities.Continue Reading

On this Veterans Day, Shimmick is proud to recognize and express gratitude for the sacrifices made by those who have served in the military to protect the nation's freedom and security.Continue Reading

Shimmick has announced it will be launching a new Big Sister program in November aimed at welcoming new women to Shimmick.Continue Reading

ENR recently released their annual Top 400 Sourcebook which ranks companies by sector based on sector revenue, see Shimmick’s 2022 rankings.Continue Reading

Shimmick was selected by the USACE Fort Worth District to complete the $76 million Lewisville Dam Safety Modification Project. This project marks the final phase of improvements to the Lewisville Dam, focusing primarily on spillway improvements.Continue Reading

Shimmick recently secured a $10 million for the Port of Tacoma. In Southern California, Shimmick secured a $12 million contract for a new pump plant for CaltransContinue Reading

We are pleased to announce Devin Nordhagen, CPA, assumes the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Shimmick Construction Company, Inc.Continue Reading

Shimmick hosted its first ever Discovery Day for high school girls at the Golden Gate Bridge project. The students spent the day learning about different career paths women at Shimmick took to get to where they are today.Continue Reading

ENR recently announced its 2022 Top 400 Contractors survey rankings. Shimmick was ranked #27 in The Top 50 Domestic Heavy Contractors and #113 in the Top 400. ENR publishes this list every year, and more lists will be announced during the summer and fall.Continue Reading

Legacy Foundations has recently set a new company record on the I-405 Freeway Improvements design-build, drilling a 12-foot-diameter, 201-foot-deep CIDH shaft with a cage weighing more than 365,000 pounds. A two-pump pour allowed Legacy to place 767 CY of concrete while extracting temporary sectional casing and transferring the rebar cage load from crane, to oscillator,...Continue Reading