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ASCE OC Project Award Winner – Gibby Road Bridge

Gibby Road Bridge was selected by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Orange County Branch to receive the Environmental Engineering Project Award. Rancho Mission Viejo led the project and team, consisting of PACE, GMU Geotechnical, and Parsons.

Duong Do and Cherise Thompson Present on the Via Princessa Regional Park and BMP Project at This Year’s CASQA Conference

PACE was selected to present on the Via Princessa Regional Park and BMP Project led by Duong Do and Cherise Thompson. This project included streambank stabilization improvements along approximately 500 LF of the west bank of Honby Creek

PACE Presents Three Projects at the Annual Floodplain Management Association Conference

PACE had the opportunity to present on Orange County Basin Design Standards, Analysis and Design of Flood Protection for a Low-lying Coastal Island, and Hanging Levee Breach Analysis for Sespe Creek SC-2 Levee Certification at this year’s Floodplain Management

OC River Walk Granted Additional $5 Million of Funding

The City of Anaheim was awarded an additional $5 million for the OC River Walk project from the US Department of Transportation, making the total awarded funding in grant funding date $10 million ($5 million was previously awarded by the California Coastal Conservancy). OC River Walk is a recreational and...

PACE Leads Tour of SoFi Lake for California Water Environment Association

PACE had the opportunity to share the many functions and benefits of the lake and treatment system at SoFi Stadium with the CWEA LABS group this July, with many of the advanced features being highlighted by the presentation leader, Andy Komor.

Kalaeloa Desalco Contracts PACE and PERC Water to Lead Kalaeloa Seawater Desalination Facility

We were fortunate enough to have been contracted with PERC Water and Consolidated Water Company (CWCO) to serve as part of the Kalaeloa Desalco team for the newly commissioned Kalaeloa Seawater Desalination Facility (KSDF).

Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Regional Utilities Supporting Housing (RUSH) Pilot Program

Mark Krebs participated in a week-long forum organized Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Regional Utilities Supporting Housing (RUSH) pilot program. This program will develop a pathway to infrastructure improvements in support of much-needed housing in Southern California.

SWIP AWTF Project Receives 2022 APWA BEST Project of the Year Award

APWA Southern California Chapter presented the 2022 APWA BEST Project of the Year Award to the Sustainable Water Infrastructure Project – Advanced Water Treatment Facility (SWIP AWTF) project at their annual awards luncheon. PACE served as the engineer of record for the 1.0 MGD indirect potable reuse facility