Mission Critical is proud to announce our latest win. The Walsh-Myers Joint Venture team won the $135 million Sacramento River Bridge Overhead Deck Replacement & Dunsmuir Gap CMGC. This District 2 bridge project is located in Siskiyou County, California and was procured in two stages, including a Request for Qualifications and an Interview. In securing
Myers-Condon Johnson, a Joint Venture (Myers-Condon Johnson) shortlisted for the Caltrans District 7 Slope Restoration CMGC during a two-stage procurement that included a Statement of Qualifications and an Interview. In response to Caltrans District 7’s Request for Qualifications, the Joint Venture between Myers & Sons Construction and Condon-Johnson & Associates began preparations early, with Mission
We are excited to announce that Myers-Condon Johnson, a Joint Venture has been shortlisted for the Caltrans District 7 Slope Restoration CMGC Project. The project, located in Ventura County, will occur at two points along the Pacific Coast Highway: south of Point Mugu State Park and Sycamore Canyon Road. This project proposes to construct two
Mission Critical is excited to announce that Anvil Builders, Inc. won the prime contract for work on the San Francisco International Airport Jet Fuel Storage Facility Project under Burns & McDonnell! The scope of work for Anvil Builders (Anvil) includes construction of complex underground infrastructure which they are known for as a firm. This project
Mission Critical is proud to announce that Myers & Sons Construction won the CMGC contract for the Hanging Lake Tunnel project located just outside Glenwood Canyon in Colorado. Through both the proposal and interview stages of this two-stage procurement, the Myers & Sons and Mission Critical teams worked diligently to prepare outstanding materials that reflect
Mission Critical is thrilled to announce that our client, Taylor Northwest, has won the City of Bend’s Newport Corridor Improvement CMGC project in Bend, Oregon! This win marks the third of three successful procurement pursuits for Taylor Northwest as our client, with the other two projects (Desert Woods and Neighborhood Extension Project and the Pilot
Mission Critical is happy to announce another win for our newest client, Taylor Northwest! Taylor Northwest was awarded the Pilot Butte Canal Piping CMGC project by the Central Oregon Irrigation District (COID). This project will pipe the Pilot Butte Canal to protect against water loss to the community it serves. To win this project, the
We are proud to announce that our client, Taylor Northwest, was awarded the Desert Woods and Neighborhood Extension Project (NEP) from the City of Bend, Oregon. As a new client, Taylor Northwest had a short timeline for response on this Request for Proposal, so we mobilized our teams as quickly as possible to create a
Mission Critical is excited to announce the Myers & Sons Construction and J.F. Shea Company Joint Venture team was selected by Caltrans District 2 for the $52M Yreka Roadway Rehabilitation CMGC. This is the first CMGC procurement for District 2; the first CMGC win for J.F. Shea’s Redding Division; the 9th CMGC win for Myers
It started with an urgent call from a new client team just after lunch on a Friday. They needed to submit a Qualifications Brief for an important project, but the deadline was the upcoming Tuesday, just days away. So, the client came to us, asking if we had the capacity to create a strong Qualifications
Adding to a string of Design-Build pursuit wins for 2018, our client team of Steve P. Rados Construction with Stantec and Vadnais Trenchless Services recently earned the San Jose Fourth Street 84″ Interceptor DB contract. Subconsultant team members included RMA Group, Inc. (Construction Quality Management) and CirclePoint (Public Outreach and Stakeholder Communications). Importantly, this is Mission Critical’s
You’ve just completed a successful project. You can dust off your hands, finish the closeout paperwork, thank the project team and move on to the next. At some point, it may occur to you that, “Hey! This was a great project. A potentially award-winning project! We should really get some recognition for how awesome we
