Fall, 2014 

Happy Holidays from Civiltec!

It has been a busy year here at Civiltec. New projects, new team members, and new partners are all on our list of recent announcements. Read on to learn more about our work with the City of Monrovia and the San Gabriel Valley Water Company, as well some exciting changes that are taking place within the company. 

We hope 2014 has been as good to you as it has been to us, and wish you all the best this holiday season.

For several years, the City of Monrovia, California, has been planning for the arrival of the Foothill Gold Line, as it builds out from Pasadena to Azusa. Civiltec Engineering, from its California office in Monrovia, was awarded the contract to design the onsite civil improvements and to perform the full construction management of the new Station Square Transit Village.

Civiltec is honored to be a partner in Monrovia's biggest ever public works project, working hand in hand with the City, IBI Group, Griffeth Company, MTA and the many stakeholders in the project. The Station Square will build upon the character of the City's rich history and culture to create a signature gateway into and out of Monrovia including the extension of the light rail line, the Monrovia Gold Line Station, a 350-space parking facility, and the 24-acre Gold Line Operations Campus. Read more...

Civil Engineer and PhD 

Here at Civiltec, we are very excited to announce the newest member of our team, Dr. Sean Cho.

Since receiving his doctorate degree from Colorado State University in 2007, Sean has worked internationally as a researcher and Environmental Engineer. In addition to his experience with water quality monitoring and distribution modeling, Sean has published several papers on contaminant detection and system security.

Hailing from Lindon, Utah, Sean will be joining us in our Monrovia, California office. If you get the chance, please take a moment to shake his hand and welcome him to the golden state.  

New Technology for San Gabriel Valley Water Company

Civiltec Engineering, which has been at the forefront of water

treatment innovation for more than 25 years, is leading the design and supporting construction of the new water treatment unit. The improved Plant B6 facility will focus on the removal of nitrates by utilizing nitrate-selective resins.

This nitrate system employs an internal bypass and mixing system to economize and optimize plant operations to meet water quality requirements.

The end result will be a treatment plant that not only meets

the immediate goals of SGVWC, but also compliments the myriad unit processes currently employed at the Plant B6 facility. Read more...

Again, happy holidays, and thank you for being a part of Civiltec's community. We couldn't be more proud of the work we do and people we do it with. 

Sincerely,
W. David Byrum, P.E.
President and Principal Engineer
Civiltec Engineering, Inc.

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Shem joined Civiltec in 2007 and was elevated to Associate of the firm in 2009 as part of the company's long-term Leadership and Ownership Transition Plan, which was originally enacted in 2007. Shem's transition into an ownership role has long been planned within the framework of the organization.

 

Civiltec is a legacy firm with a focus on internal leadership and ownership transition. We could not be more pleased to see our careful planning come to fruition. We have been very fortunate to have so many talented and dedicated people join our team over the years. Additional Associates are already in place and future leaders of the firm are in training.

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