CALIFORNIA  DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

  October 2020
  CALTRANS/DOT TIDEGATE INSTALLATION (01-0C9304)
  Removal of existing tidegates and installation of six new, environmental-friendly tidegates in slough along Highway 101 in Arcata.
  Contact: Nathaniel Steen (707) 498-2122
  Contract Amount: $426,473
  Prime Contractor

  2019 - 2020
  CALTRANS/DOT FISH PASSAGE IN PLUMAS COUNTY (02-0H8004)
  Retrofit concrete arched culvert with fish passage under Hwy 70 in Plumas County.
  Contact: Ron Collins (530) 605-5866
  Contract Amount: $1,146,856
  Prime Contractor

  To view entire project photo album, click here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/3EdXkJCxLMsRLN3C9

  2020
  CALTRANS/DOT HWY 101 EUCALYPTUS TREE REMOVAL AND PRUNING (01-0K3904)
  Removal of 38 and pruning of 179 Eucalyptus trees along the Hwy 101 safety corridor between Arcata and Eureka, Ca.
  Contact: Brian Finck (707) 498-3489
  Contract Amount: $413,717
  Prime Contractor

 


  2015
  CALTRANS / DOT  HWY 36  PM 16.92 (01 - 0F2904)
  Emergency highway slip-out in the Grizzly State Park section of Highway 36.
  Excavated highway to reconstruct and stabalize it with logs attached to RSP,
  and layered with topsoil to recreate the natural landscape.
  Contact: Nancy Kuykendall (707) 445-5207
  Contract Amount: $524,915
  Prime Contractor

 

  2013
  CALTRANS / DOT  HWY 254  Storm Damage Repair (01 - 475024)
  Abandoning and replacing culverts and drains with depths just under twenty feet.
  Contact: Nancy Kuykendall (707) 445-5207
  Contract Amount: $658,514
  Prime Contractor

CAL-TROUT
Pacific Earthscape was a project partner with California Trout on a major project to restore fish passage to Woodman Creek, a major tributary of the Eel River, one of California’s most significant salmon and steelhead strongholds. Blocked by over a mile of rusted steel rail, salmon have not found their way into this watershed for over a century. The project has been completed with 14 miles of prime spawning and rearing habitat reconnected. Woodman Creek flows once again. Adult salmon and steelhead should have no trouble swimming up this channel and high into the Woodman Creek watershed.
For pictures and information, please visit the Cal-Trout website at the link below.

https://caltrout.org/2018/10/woodman-creek-flows-for-the-first-time-in-over-a-century/

BRIDGE PROJECTS
Completed multiple precast bridges in Humboldt and Mendocino County. The projects included demolition of existing structures, installing rock weirs, Caltrans method A rock placement, and stream restoration.

For additional Bridge Projects see: CALIFORNIA DEPT. OF PARKS AND RECREATION

REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK
2006 - 2009: Prime Contractor
This project consisted of road decommissioning and stream restoration on federal lands in Orick, California. Approximately 300,000 cubic yards of dirt were excavated and relocated to designated areas.

CALIFORNIA DEPT. OF PARKS & RECREATION

2019 - Hamilton Bridge - Prime Contractor
This project included building fish weirs and installation of a seventy foot Big R bridge with cast-in-place concrete abutments in Del Norte State Park at Hamilton Raod.


















2008, 2010 - 2011: NORTH COAST REDWOODS DISTRICT: Prime Contractor
This project involved stream restoration and road decommissioning in Del Norte County, California. Approximately three miles of existing roads and multiple crossings were removed and land was restored to its original appearance. This project was completed on schedule in September 2008.

SIERRA PACIFIC INDUSTRIES
2015 - Current
Ongoing project consisting of logging with cable logging system and tractor logging. Includes minor road construction and maintenance.

GREEN DIAMOND RESOURCE CO
1998 - Present: Prime Contractor
This ongoing project consists of logging, road maintenance, road building, road decommissioning, stream restoration and culvert installation throughout Northwestern California.
2010 - 2011
Built a mainline haul, 9.5 mile remote road, that included specialized rolling dips, erosion control, construction of new culverts, replacing old culverts, and debris removal.

NORTH COAST RAILROAD AUTHORITY
2007: Sub Contractor for Kernen Construction
This project consisted of rebuilding existing levees along the bay in Eureka, California. Debris was excavated and hauled offsite and replaced with Caltrans light rock, half-ton and two-ton riprap. Our portion of the project consisted of providing a foreman, excavation and hauling. The subcontractor portion of the project was completed on schedule in 2007.

CITY OF EUREKA
2010: C St. Market Square & Parking Lot Utilities: Prime Contractor
Installation of underground utilities, clearing and grading, and preparation of site for subcontractor work to complete construction of Market Square in Old Town Eureka, California.

HUMBOLDT COUNTY
2009: Maple Creek Rd. Overlay: Prime Contractor
This project consisted of grinding and paving Maple Creek Road in Korbel, California.

HUMBOLDT COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT
2010 - 2011: Airport Runway Safety Improvements: Prime Contractor
This project included grading and earthwork for extension of the runway, and for drainage improvements above and below ground at the Eureka-Arcata Airport in McKinleyville, California.

RECLAMATION DISTRICT 768
2006 - 2007: Subcontractor for Kernen Construction
This project consisted of rebuilding approximately 6,000 feet of levee on Humboldt Bay in Arcata, California. Existing debris was removed and replaced with compacted dirt, fabric, Caltrans light rock, and rip-rap.

MCKINLEYVILLE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT
2007: DONATION PROJECT: Prime Contractor
This was a donation project to our community that involved site work for future development of Hiller Sports Complex soccer fields. Twenty-thousand yards of dirt were removed and placed on an adjoining parcel. Our portion of the project was completed in June 2007.

CITY OF ARCATA
2012 - 2014: Successfully completed healthy thinning of the Arcata Community Forest that resulted in positive feedback from the City of Arcata and favorable reactions from the anti-logging community. Prime Contractor




2007
This project consisted of clearing and grubbing as well as the development of a brackish pond for local wildlife in the Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Preserve in Arcata, California. Approximately 55,000 cubic yards of dirt were moved to construct a pond and islands. This project was completed in September 2007.

Lost Coast Brewery, Eureka, California
2015
Consisted of cleaning and grubbing building site at new location of Lost Coast Brewery.

UNION STREET
2009
Water Line
Installed approximately 300'/10" water line for Humboldt State University

ARCATA HOUSE
2011
Completed site work, sewer, water and sidewalk.