Greetings Greetings!
What a Summer it has been here at Civiltec! As we usher in the upcoming holiday seasons let us look back on our accomplishments thus far this year. We are thankful to have many exciting projects underway, long-standing clientele partnerships, and our staff’s ongoing excellence and hard work. As a company, we enjoyed a summer evening at the baseball field. Our California offices attended a Dodgers game and our Arizona offices gathered for a Diamondbacks game. During this time, we also gave back to our communities with Arizona giving 30+ backpacks full of supplies for the back-to-school season. In addition, we donated hand-packed sack lunches from our Monrovia office to the homeless. Our offices also transitioned into the fall spirit with Halloween decorating and holding a company-wide costume contest.
We continue to grow as a company be it in numbers, knowledge, and milestones. In Monrovia, Michael Malcolm was promoted to Designer/Drafter. In Fullerton, Alec Escamilla, EIT, took on his first design lead role on the Grand Avenue Pipeline project for Valencia Heights Water Company. In Peoria, Rita Madrid just hit an awesome 10-year milestone! Her design skills have been key on many projects for the last 10 years and we appreciate her spirit, dedication, and hard work. Due to our talent acquisition specialist's (Andrea – the unicorn hunter) hard work, we have added many new faces to our rank. Including Carlisha Monticalvo, an engineering technician aiding in conflict reviews in Peoria. Branden Redfern, a surveyor in Prescott. Aileen Vogelvang, project/marketing coordinator in Fullerton. Alexander Mairena, EIT, staff engineer in Monrovia.
We are thankful to our employees and our clients who continue to supply us with engaging new projects. Since monsoon and wildfire season has come to a close in Arizona, we have been busy. Coconino County has our team, led by Chris Dusza, PE, CFM, Vice President, working on the Telegraph, Tunnel, and Pipeline Fire Flood Mitigation. We continue our work with California American Water winning several booster pump stations (as seen on the Arlington Well Treated Water Line begins its service life article). David Song, PE, Principal, Senior Project Manager also finished the Water Master Plan for the City of Brea. Gretel Nhac-Ochoa, PE, Project Engineer and her team finished the La Habra Heights County Water District Water Master Plan. Shem Hawes, PE, Senior Engineer and his team also have made great progress on the Plant B6 treatment facility project as we move into Phase 2. This project utilizes a new technology, Trojan UVFlex, which we will serve to aid in its approval process. We are thankful for our legacy clients and welcome new clients as we begin our work on the Bath Well for the City of San Jacinto. We are pleased to be so busy and grateful for our continued success!
Stay up to date on Civiltec's project news by checking out our website’s news section. Be sure to follow us on any of our social media platforms for industry updates and an inside look at our office culture. Thank you for being a valued newsletter subscriber and following Civiltec’s advancements in the professional engineering industry. We hope you enjoy the new layout as we focus on building synergy and strategic growth as one. Look out for the next quarter's message to hear from Vice President, Chris Dusza, PE, CFM. If you know of anyone who may be interested in receiving updates, please feel free to forward this email!
Sincerely,
W. David Byrum, PE
President and Principal Engineer
Civiltec Engineering, Inc.
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Rita Madrid has spent the last ten years as a designer within our Phoenix office. What has she learned during her time and what advice does she give?
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Welcome, Carlisha Monticalvo! Want to learn more about the exciting life in the Phoenix office? Perhaps you're interested in dirt biking, conflict reviews, or the life of an engineering technician.
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Welcome back, Branden Redfern! After enjoying an internship with Civiltec Branden returns to our Prescott survey team. What are his daily duties like, and does he have time for hobbies these days?
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Welcome, Aileen Vogelvang! Our marketing team is excited to have you and we want to know about your time here so far!
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Welcome, Alex Mairena! Want to know about the daily life of a Civiltec Staff Engineer?
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What is the employee experience after seven years at Civiltec?
What is the culture like within our Prescott Office?
Lisa Wells our administrative assistant in Prescott has some words here.
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Wildfire Season Closes and Our
Work Begins
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Arizona Wildfire season typically begins in May and lasts through mid-July. Over the past two years, fires have started the wildfire season sooner which has created post-fire-related flooding during monsoon season. |
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Arlington Well Waterline Service Begins |
In October of 2017, Civiltec began the design of 2,500 linear feet of new 12-inch pipeline to convey water from the newly installed California American Water nitrate treatment system to the existing Baldwin Hills water system in Los Angeles. |
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Water Master Plan for City of Brea |
The City of Brea, located in northern Orange County, has been a client of Civiltec’s going back to the initial work on Carbon Canyon’s pipelines in 2002 and 2011. Our work picked back up in 2019 and has not ceased since with over 12 projects in the past 3 years alone.
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Plant B6 Moves to Phase 2 |
Civiltec won the Trojan UVFlex Water Treatment removal of 1,4-Dioxane and N-Nitrosodimenthylamine at Plant B6 in February 2019. Our team has worked diligently on completing Phase 1 and will now move into the construction phase.
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New Client and New Project! |
This is Civiltec’s first project for the City of San Jacinto! We are very excited to break into the area and start off servicing their water system. |
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Taking The Lead with Alec Escamilla |
Alec Escamilla has been with Civiltec for going on two years now. In that time, he has grown and taken on more and more responsibility as well as become a leader... |
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CIVILTEC ENGINEERING, INC. |
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118 West Lime Avenue
Monrovia, CA 91016
P: 626-357-0588
1440 N. Harbor Blvd., Ste 721
Fullerton, CA 92835
P: 714-459-7957
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2054 N. Willow Creek Road
Prescott, AZ 86301
P: 928-771-2376
9299 W. Olive Avenue, Ste 405
Peoria, AZ 85345
P: 623-582-0970
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