Several years in the making, on July 12, 2021, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) launched its new statewide Good To Go! billing system and customer service center. Shimmick is operating the new Good To Go! call center and back office that will eventually staff 150 employees, and there are plans for a future...Continue Reading

The Gilcrease Expressway West project—a $259 million project in Tulsa, Oklahoma—has made significant progress since construction began in spring of 2020. The project is now 65 percent complete, with construction expected to peak over the next few months as all features of work are completing or beginning.Continue Reading

Shimmick has received a Gold Shovel Standard (GSS) certification, what GSS calls “a widely-recognized indication of increased safety awareness and a commitment to continuous damage prevention improvement. Excavators that are members of the Gold Shovel Standard program rely on technology to measure safety and efficacy, and can present hard data to support their positive reputation.”Continue Reading

For more 18 years, Shimmick’s transit group, part of our O&M Division, has been performing complex program management work for Miami-Dade county’s DTPW.Continue Reading

The Eastvale, Norco, Riverside, and Corona fire districts visited Legacy Foundations’ Hamner Bridge Project in Southern California for two days where they conducted training, evaluated project hazards, and performed safety drills.Continue Reading

Members of Shimmick’s Northwest Division began mobilizing on March 15 for the $87 million City of Antioch Brackish Water Desalination Project, the first desalination plant project in the California Delta and only the second in the Bay Area.Continue Reading

Shimmick is currently conducting work on the Foothills Water Treatment Plant Pre-Treatment System project in Beverly Hills, CA. Shimmick is installing new pre-treatment systems to remove the sand before the water reaches the reverse osmosis treatment train, allowing the plant to once again be fully functional.Continue Reading

Over the past six months, the OCWD team has focused efforts on the excavation of a 40 foot by 60 foot by 35 foot pump station wet well, which will store water before it is pumped from the Orange County Sanitation District (OCSD) plant to the OCWD plant.Continue Reading

As an internal Joint Venture between our MEP and Southwest divisions, Shimmick has recently completed the $50 million OCSD Sludge Dewatering and Odor Control Project in Huntington Beach, CA with zero recordables and zero lost time. Safety—of our employees, our partners, and our communities—is at the core of our work.Continue Reading

ABC 7 Chicago's "Built to Last" segment highlights the importance of the US inland waterway system that was primarily built and developed in the 1930's.Continue Reading