Healthcare
Acute-care additions, imaging suites, and infrastructure upgrades inside operating campuses — phased around infection control and never dark.
HCAI / OSHPD
A-100 / General Contractor & Construction Manager / Los Angeles County
Building the hard parts of Los Angeles
Structural concrete, seismic retrofit, and occupied-campus healthcare work — the projects with the tightest tolerances, the longest permit paths, and no room to slip a milestone.
Put in place
$2.4B
EMR
0.61
Bonding, single
$250M
Self-perform
38%
G-101
General / Record
0
Projects delivered
since 1996
since 1996
0
Billion put in place
lifetime volume
lifetime volume
0
Million craft hours
without lost time
without lost time
0
Percent of work from
repeat owners
repeat owners
0
Craft & staff
on payroll
on payroll
A-201
Architectural / Sectors
Where we work
Five markets. One field organization.
We staff from a single pool of superintendents and self-perform crews, so a concrete lead who poured a podium in Koreatown is the same one sequencing a pour under an occupied hospital wing.
Education
K–12 and community college modernization on summer-shutdown schedules, plus new classroom and athletics facilities.
DSATransit & Civil
Grade separations, bridge seismic retrofit, and station work staged around live rail and roadway closures.
Caltrans / MetroIndustrial
Cold storage, logistics, and port-adjacent tilt-up with heavy slab tolerances and deep foundation packages.
Port of LAMixed-Use
Type I podium and Type III wrap housing, ground-floor retail, and structured parking on constrained infill sites.
LADBS
A-301
Architectural / Project index
Selected work
Recent completions
Vermont Transit Village
Koreatown · 312 units over podium retail $184MHarbor General — East Tower
Torrance · Acute care addition, occupied campus $236MArroyo Seco Viaduct Retrofit
Highland Park · Seismic column jacketing $61MPier 9 Cold Storage
Port of Los Angeles · 42,000-pallet facility $97MThe Mercer
Downtown · 24-story residential, Type I $212MSepulveda Basin Reclamation
Van Nuys · Treatment train expansion $143M
S-401
Structural / Delivery
How the work gets built
We hold the schedule by owning the critical path
01
Preconstruction
Estimating from design development onward, with constructability review at 50% and 90% CD. Owners see a GMP built from subcontractor bids, not a parametric guess.
02
Permit & Approvals
Dedicated agency liaison for HCAI, DSA, and LADBS. Back-check cycles are tracked on the schedule as real activities with float, because that is where jobs are actually lost.
03
Structure
Self-performed foundations, formwork, rebar, and structural concrete. Owning the frame means the trades that follow inherit a schedule we controlled ourselves.
04
Closeout & Commissioning
Systems started and documented as areas complete, not stacked at the end. O&M turnover and as-builts delivered at substantial completion.
S-501
Structural / Safety record
Safety
An EMR below 0.70 is not a slogan. It is a bid qualifier.
Experience Modification Rate is how insurers price our risk against the industry baseline of 1.00. Ours has stayed under 0.70 for nine consecutive years. Every foreman carries OSHA 30. Every crew runs a pre-task plan before the first lift of the day.
Experience modification rate · 2025
0.00
0.00
Industry baseline 1.00
G-001
General / Contact
Start a conversation
Send us the drawings. We will send back a number we can stand behind.
Budget-level estimates within ten working days. Full GMP proposals on request. We bid work in Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura counties.
Main Office
1420 E. Washington Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90021
Los Angeles, CA 90021
Yard & Shop
8801 Alameda St
Los Angeles, CA 90002
Los Angeles, CA 90002
Hours
Mon–Fri 6:30a – 5:00p PT