EXCELLENCE IN PARTNERING
Route 99 Cosumnes Bridge Replacement Project” Cutting two years from the original schedule and netting over $30 million in savings was only achievable through extreme partnering on the SR99 Con- sumnes River Bridge Replacement project. As the first CM/GC project for Caltrans District 3, it offers a prime example of what is possible when teams come together and partner with a true “project-first” mentality. Te project was beset by schedule obstacles, from seasonal flooding and steelhead work windows to expedited permitting and right of way acquisition. Communication, coordination, and collaboration were the keys to overcoming project challenges, with the CM/GC partnering process facilitating quick, efficient, and collaborative problem solving. Te project’s success was rooted in Granite’s commitment to partnering
with the many stakeholders, especially Caltrans, Union Pacific Railroad, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. By imagining what was possible and adopting a “Yes, if…” philosophy throughout the entire team, Granite successfully helped the team achieve the goal of finishing two years early and nearly $9 million below the capital budget. Also selected as finalists in this category were Flatiron Construction
for “State Route 710 Freeway Widening & Rehabilitation,” Mid-Coast Transit Constructors for “Mid-Coast Corridor Project,” and Turner Construction Company for “BART Headquarters.”
CALIFORNIA CONSTRUCTOR MARCH/APRIL 2023
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WINNER Granite Construction Company for “State
Granite Construction Company received a Constructor award for State Route 99 Cosumnes Bridge Replacement Project.
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