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Members of Shimmick’s Northwest Division began mobilizing on March 15 for the $87 million City of Antioch Brackish Water Desalination Project, the first desalination plant project in the California Delta and only the second in the Bay Area.
The Smith Canal Gate Project reduced flood risks in Stockton, California, by addressing mandatory flood insurance requirements in the area.
Shimmick's Foster City Project was featured in the June 2023 issue of the AWPA Reporter magazine. The levee system is critical flood protection for Foster City.
Lean Six Sigma methodologies help companies reduce waste, improve reliability, and focus on continuous service performance.
In May, Shimmick started its first-ever employee resource group, Women@Shimmick. Since then, the group has launched a number of programs designed to achieve its mission of empowering and supporting women by providing professional and personal development opportunities.
Shimmick won AGC Constructor Awards for the MUNI Blue Light Emergency Telephone Replacement and Quint Street Bridge Replacement projects.
Two Shimmick projects—the Transbay Bus Ramps Project and the Replace Fuel Pier Project—are finalists for the 2018 AGC of California Constructor Awards.
Shimmick offers competitive benefits, including healthcare, retirement plans, licensure bonuses, and paid volunteer time.
Shimmick provides 12-week paid internships for college students working on complex infrastructure projects.
Shimmick and Axia Electric’s Intern Innovation Challenge showcased interns’ ideas supporting the future of construction.
Nicholas Eldert has contributed innovations in pipe supports and cost savings to the mechanical team on a 240-job project.
About Shimmick At Shimmick (NASDAQ: SHIM), we’re shaping the future of sustainable infrastructure through innovative solutions that advance communities and protect our environment. Our expertise spans critical sectors including water resources, climate resilience, energy transition, and high-tech construction – areas fundamental to building a more...
Shimmick delivers sustainable infrastructure solutions in water resources, climate resilience, energy transition, and next-generation technologies through technical excellence and partnerships.
Legacy You Can Build On Through decades of engineering excellence and entrepreneurial innovation, Shimmick has established itself as a trusted leader in delivering some of America’s most complex and iconic infrastructure projects. Our journey began in the San Francisco Bay Area, where we made our...
Shimmick was named ENR West’s 2026 California Contractor of the Year for its growth, self-perform capabilities, and infrastructure delivery.
Shimmick completes utility, marine, and road-closure work for the City of Santa Cruz’s Murray Street Bridge project. These milestones advance the initiative into its next construction phase. The project involves critical infrastructure upgrades for the bridge’s rehabilitation.
Oct 2026Shimmick // Leader in Water and Other Critical InfrastructureNews article
Shimmick is replacing an aging bridge and tide gate on the Estudillo Canal. The project involves extensive groundwork before construction begins on the new structure. Engineers assess site conditions and plan infrastructure upgrades to support the replacement.
Sep 2026Shimmick // Leader in Water and Other Critical InfrastructureNews article
Shimmick completes the **Mosquito Bridge**, a new infrastructure link between **Placerville and Swansboro** in **El Dorado County**. The project, spanning over four years, delivers a safer and more reliable transportation route for local communities. The bridge is set to open to traffic soon, finalizing years of planning and construction efforts.
Sep 2026Shimmick // Leader in Water and Other Critical InfrastructureNews article
Antioch’s upgraded water infrastructure now delivers **6 million gallons of safe drinking water daily** even when the San Joaquin River becomes undrinkable due to salinity. The system, recognized with an award, enhances the city’s resilience against water supply disruptions. Local officials highlight its role in securing a reliable water source for residents and businesses.
Jul 2026Shimmick // Leader in Water and Other Critical InfrastructureNews article
