ABC 7 News Profiles Steve P. Rados Inc. Seismic Upgrades to Bay Division Pipelines No. 3 &4 at Hayward Fault: Part of Hetch Hetchy Pipeline Bringing Water from Yosemite to Bay Area. You can view the whole story from ABC

Steve P. Rados, Inc. was awarded a construction contract by the City Council of Bullhead City, AZ. The project is entitled “Bullhead City Lift Stations 10-1 & 10-4 – Sewer Lift Station Improvements” and is identified as City Project No.

Steve P. Rados, Inc. succesfully installed a 77 ton slip joint for the Hetch Hetchy regional water system in Fremont, CA. The pipe can slide and pivot to withstand a major earthquake at the Hayward Fault allowing for uninterrupted water

The Seismic Upgrade of the Bay Division Pipelines Project (SPR Job 297) was featured in the current issue of Underground Construction Magazine. For a full view of the article, please visit their website at http://undergroundconstructionmagazine.com/ or you can view the

The Rados team on the Sacramento Water Treatment Plants Rehabilitation Project was invited by Overaa to participate in the Cal/OSHA Golden Gate program.  The attached Certificate of Recognition from the Cal/OSHA Consultation Service  represents their safety achievement on this project. Golden

Building Trades News recently did an article featuring the Expo II project. Check out the article by clicking here.

On December 19, 2013 the City of Lincoln located in Placer County, California executed a contract with Steve P. Rados, Inc. in the amount of $20,092,100, to construct the Midwestern Placer Regional Sewer, Regional and Reclamation Pipelines project. Specifically, this

LA.STREETBLOGS.ORG published a piece documenting the Expo Phase II project in Los Angeles. Check out A Photo Essay of a Tour of Expo Phase II by Damien Newton

Steve P. Rados, Inc. was the featured contractor in the August edition of CalContractor Magazine. You can see the full article by clicking here. Thank you to CalContractor. You can see the full edition of the magazine by visiting their website

Phase two of the Expo Light Rail Line, from Culver City to Santa Monica, is now 50 percent complete and is on-time and on-budget, according to the Expo E-News Fall 2013 newsletter. A majority of the eight bridges along the alignment