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Sukut Construction Inc., in joint venture with Flatiron West Inc. of San Marcos, has been awarded a $57 million contract by Caltrans to construct the final segment of California Route 905 in San Diego County. Work is scheduled to begin in mid-June and be completed in early 2011.

Sukut Construction Overcomes Grading Challenges Constructing the Lancaster Water Treatment Plant

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Two months into a two-year project,workers at Sukut Construction, Inc., California's largest earthmover, noticed an incongruity between the plans and the execution of a $42.8 million contract to build a pump station and several reservoirs for the Lancaster, California Water Reclamation Plant.

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Sukut Construction, project’s prime contractor, upgrading the San Pablo Dam.

Situated in northern California a mere 1.8 mi from the Hayward Fault, the San Pablo Dam has twice been upgraded to resist the strong earthquakes that are all but guaranteed to strike the area in the future. Construction work on yet another seismic upgrade to the dam began in August, and the structure’s owner, the East Bay Municipal Utility District, is no doubt fervently hoping that the third time will prove to be the proverbial charm.

by Matt McClellan, Smart Business
How Michael Crawford grew Sukut Construction by committing to continuous improvement for every employee

Four years into his career with Sukut Construction Inc., Michael Crawford was brimming with fresh ideas, ambition and the boundless energy of youth. His initiative was rewarded when he was entrusted with one of the company’s biggest projects at the tender age of 24.