Legacy Foundations Takes on Hamner Avenue Bridge Replacement Project
Legacy Foundations is working closely with GC OHL on the $49.3 million Hamner Avenue Bridge Replacement project in Norco, CA over the Santa Anna River. The team is using a blend of
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Ten Legacy Foundations Employees Now Certified Crane Operators
Earlier this year, Legacy Foundations became an NCCCO official test site, allowing Legacy to host National Commission for the Certification of Crane and drill rig Operators (NCCCO)
Legacy Foundations Featured in ADSC Magazine for LAX Automated People Mover Project
Legacy Foundations, Shimmick's drilling division, was recently featured in ADSC Magazine for their foundation work on the Automated People Mover (APM) project at Los Angeles Inte
Smith Canal Gate Project Represents Shimmick’s Ingenuity
The $50M Smith Canal Gate project for San Joaquin Area Flood Control Agency (SJAFCA) began in June of 2020 and involves the construction of a miter gate structure at the mouth of S
E320 Nears Project Completion
After nearly four years and 1.5 million manhours of work on behalf of the Shimmick-Parsons JV, the $321 million E320 South Bellevue Light Rail project is nearing substantial comple
The Chickamauga Lock Project: Looking Back and Moving Forward
The Chickamauga Lock in Chattanooga, TN is vital to the shipment of goods and connects 318 miles of navigable river upstream of the Chickamauga Dam with the Ohio River System and t
Shimmick Joins STS & STSC Sponsorship Program as Ruby Sponsor
Shimmick has recently been named a Ruby Class Certification Sponsor, awarded by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) within the Safety Trained Supervisor (STS) and Sa
Successful Launch of WSDOT’s Good To Go! Billing System and Customer Service Center
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
Gilcrease Expressway Project Reaches 65 Percent Completion
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