The highly anticipated Petaluma Station has officially opened, marking a significant milestone in the expansion of the SMART passenger rail system. This transformative project includes the...
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The North Coast Corridor project team celebrated a major milestone with the opening of the San Elijo Activity Hub Park & Ride in Encinitas, CA. The new hub offered by the #BuildNCC program...
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Utah Transit Authority board members recognized the S-Curve Rail Replacement Team for their TRAX Red Line state-of-good-repair work. After 2 years of planning, the team executed the project in just 51 days with ZERO safety incidents. Between construction, bus bridges, and volunteer support, nearly 17,000 hours were logged in delivering the project for this vital part of the system which services the University of Utah. Thank you to all who contributed to this important effort.
Students from across the country gathered in Denver to network and learn about the construction side of civil engineering. Teams were challenged to develop a written and real-world construction project proposal to present and compete. Congratulations to the winning team!
The Utah Transit Authority's new bus rapid transit service is officially up and running. We celebrated the opening with various Weber State University, Ogden City, and Utah state officials, as well as FTA Administrator Nuria Fernandez! We are proud to be part of bringing this sustainable transit option to the city and commend the team on a job well done.
Stacy Witbeck is thrilled to announce the groundbreaking of our new Operations and Training Facility in Salt Lake City, UT. After 20 years of building infrastructure projects in Utah, we are proud to reinvest our community!
The Vineyard Commuter Rail Station is among this year's winning western state regional projects in the Quality of Life/Community Development, Small Category. Our team is proud to be a part of this pedestrian, bike, and transit-friendly project. Thanks, AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials).