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2026 CSE A AWA RDS


BALI Construction Wins CSEA High Hazard Award For West Harbor Development Infrastructure Project


Development – Phase 1A Underground Utility Infrastructure project at the Port of Los Angeles waterfront in San Pedro, CA. Te project formed the essential below-grade backbone for a development that is transforming approximately 42 acres of the former Ports O’ Call Village into a waterfront destination. BALI’s work included approximately 15,400 linear feet of sanitary sewer, storm drain, domestic water, fire water, and irrigation piping; installation of a sanitary sewer pump station; approxi- mately 30,000 square feet of infiltration basins, manholes, and more. Te contractor also provided trenching and excavation support for the electrical and communications subcontractor. BALI completed this high-hazard work with zero lost-time


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injuries. Tat result is substantive because crews worked for approximately 18 months around deep excavations, Type C and sandy soils, shallow groundwater, active dewatering, fall hazards, and many other hazards. It reflects the combined


12 12 CALIFORNIA CONS CONSTRUCTOR NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2026 2026


ALI Construction took on critical high-hazard work be- neath one of Southern California’s most anticipated new destinations to successfully complete the West Harbor


The West Harbor project required extensive coordination of underground utility construction, heavy equipment, material staging, and adjacent public infrastructure within a highly active waterfront environment.


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