The city of Portland originally planned to build the $74 million Balch Consolidation Conduit using a traditional design-bid-build model. But a review of the risks of the microtunneling project, plus the penalties the city faced if the work wasn’t completed by a federally mandated deadline, led the city to pick an alternative method.
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JWF is teaming with Slayden Constructors as the Construction Manager/General Contractor on the upgrade of the Tyron Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. The plant is aging ...
JWF was awarded the Box Canyon Hydroelectric Project Upstream Fish Passage Facility project in March 2016. Located near Ione, WA, the project is close to ...
JWF partnered with Cascade Shoring LLC and other partners to highlight trench safety during the week of June 18 - 23, 2018. This reminder of ...
The Northwest Utility Contractor's Association, which JWF is a founding member of, released the following in a press release: Our College scholarship winner is James Seely. James ...
