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RAMOS/CS is a small, minority-owned business founded in Los Angeles. An engineering and construction management company, focused on delivering quality infrastructure consulting services, with an emphasis on public related projects that serve the needs of our communities. With a staff of diversified, licensed professionals, the RAMOS/CS philosophy stems from the idea that successful project execution starts with people.

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Actions taken by Metro Board at their October meeting
pdf here The Metro Board of Directors held its regular October meeting virtually on Thursday, Oct. 22. The agenda for the meeting is above. A recording of the webstream is here or watch below. Among t …

Artwork installation at Downtown Santa Monica Station is underway
Over the past three days, a new artwork in the form of 32 massive sandstones were lifted, delicately threaded and placed at the Downtown Santa Monica Station on the E [continue reading]

NextGen Plan to improve Metro Bus system is approved by agency’s Board of Directors
The NextGen plan to restructure Metro’s vast bus system was approved on Thursday by the Metro Board of Directors on a 10 to 1 vote. The plan will increase frequency of buses, improve service on most r …

Metro announces winners of Purple Line Extension Section 3 tunnel boring machine art and naming contest
Metro has selected the winners of its art and naming contest for its third and final set of tunnel boring machines that will dig twin Purple Line Extension subway tunnels between Westwood and Century …

Metro, County of L.A. and SEED Foundation hold groundbreaking for SEED School of L.A County in South Los Angeles
Metro, in partnership with the County of Los Angeles and the SEED Foundation, today broke ground on the Vermont Manchester Transit Priority Project, which will dramatically transform a dirt lot the si …

MidAtlantic Project of the Year: Capitol Crossing Restores D.C.’s Historic Grid
The Capitol Crossing Highway, Deck, Bridge and Garage project restores Pierre L’Enfant’s original 1791 master plan for the capital city

MidAtlantic Regional Best Projects Stand Out
Annual Best Projects competition honors 33 projects in several categories

Best Airport/Transit and Safety Award of Merit: Yeager Airport Runway 5 Safety Area
Five years ago, the catastrophic collapse of the structure supporting Runway 5’s emergency overrun area left a 140-ft vertical gash of partially reinforced fill looming over a 540,000-cu-yd debr …

Award of Merit K-12 Education: Patrick Henry Pre-K – 8 School & Recreation Center
Working with the city of Alexandria, Va., Dept. of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities and Alexandria City Public Schools, the Keller Construction Management team replaced and expanded an existi …

Award of Merit K-12 Education: McCausland Lower School, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
The McCausland Lower School team delivered Springside Chestnut Hill Academy’s first major building since the 2010 merger of its all-girls and all-boys schools, bringing both together in one buil …

Best Specialty Construction: 1331 Maryland
The design of the 14-story, LEED Silver-certified 1331 Maryland project aims to evoke the District of Columbia’s grand residential buildings of the 1920s and 1930s.

Majority Vote Fails to Recommend Rehiring Ousted AIA Chicago Executive
4,000-Member architects association chapter holds meeting to discuss controversy over the dismissal of its 14-year leader. A vote to recommend rehire failed with 149 yes votes, 104 no votes and 57 abs …

Jaw-Dropping Stadium, State-of-the-Art Music Venue, Scenic Pedestrian Bridge are Project of the Year Finalists
ENR Midwest's finalists for Project of the Year are a Populous-designed sports stadium with a stunning PTFE roof and sides that evokes Minnesota's northern lights, the latest in acoustic tec …

AIA Chicago Members, Board Boost Battle Over Ousted Leader
Petitioners seeking rehire of veteran chief Zurich Esposito set Sept. 25 chapter vote on the issue, but board claims outcome will be advisory only.

Nearly 50 Years After it First Began, I-69 Is Nearing its Finish Line in Indiana
State is halfway through with its first new interstate in 29 years.

Northern California Project of the Year: Chase Center Meets Milestones
The new home court for the Golden State Warriors boasts curves that echo the San Francisco Bay.

ENR California's 2020 Regional Best Projects Shine
ENR California's 2020 Best Regional Projects make their mark across a wide-range of construction projects.

SoCal Project Of The Year: Nation's Largest Municipal P3 Project Brings Long Beach to Life
In a massive effort to revitalize 22 acres of downtown Long Beach, the city and the Port of Long Beach took an innovative path to meet the area’s ambitious development goals with the Long Beach …

Coast Boulevard Sea Cave Emergency Stabilization: Small Project (under $10 million)
This $2.6-million design-build project prevented the collapse of a scenic roadway that serves one of California’s most picturesque beach destinations.

Temecula Valley Regional Water Reclamation Facility 23 MGD Expansion: Water/Environment
This project included a new treatment plant and modified existing facilities to increase their capacity to 23 million gallons per day.

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