Siegfried has partnered with Sacramento State University on a variety of projects over the years, including the Hornet Stadium Artificial Turf Replacement. Check out these photos of the demolition process, as the old field is replaced with shiny new turf for the 2021 football season!
On Wednesday, May 26th, Siegfried hosted a neighborhood community walk for the residents in Modesto, CA within Stanislaus County to learn about the Airport Neighborhood Walking and Sidewalk Project. Siegfried is currently consulting and providing engineering services to help improve functionality, plus directly enhance pedestrian use of County roadways. Project elements include designing and constructing sidewalks and drainage improvements in four different areas of the County. By installing a dedicated path of travel for pedestrians, this project will also provide safe routes to school for children.
Siegfried congratulates Scott Soares on earning his LSIT! This is the first step required to become a licensed Professional Land Surveyor. Scott graduated from Northwest Nazarene University in Idaho with a degree in political science and has been with Siegfried since 2017. As a key member of the survey team, he has worked on projects all over Northern California. Scott is a valuable member of the Siegfried team and we congratulate him on his accomplishments!
Over the last 10 years, Siegfried worked with the University of the Pacific’s Athletic and Facilities Department to develop a state-of-the-art athletic complex on the southwest corner of their urban campus. The site was redeveloped to feature a sand volleyball complex, tennis complex, soccer field, and field hockey field. The Raney Volleyball Courts feature three playing courts with seating surrounding the courts on the north, west, and east sides of the facility. The facility includes bleacher-style stadium seating and a multipurpose natural turf training and activity area adjacent to the courts which are utilized for special event staging and other team activities. The courts are also designed with a natural turf perimeter with the goal of eventually converting all turf…
Siegfried has gone solar! Check out the new solar panels that were recently installed at our head office in Stockton!
We’re looking to expand our amazing team of engineers and landscape architects! Please visit www.siegfriedeng.com/careers for full job descriptions and our employment application. Do not miss out on this incredible opportunity and we look forward to hearing from you!
Siegfried Congratulates Keiko Pagaduan on Receiving her Professional Civil Engineering License! Keiko has been working for Siegfried since January of 2018. While attending the University of the Pacific, Keiko interned at a construction materials testing lab with the Federal Highway Administration and received her degree from Pacific in 2017. “I am looking forward to the future and continuing to learn and grow” – Keiko Pagaduan, PE Some notable projects Keiko has been a part of since becoming a part of the Siegfried family are the Lathrop Gateway Utility Master Planning project, Sierra Vista Charter School Redevelopment (Phase II), and the Monterey Salinas Transit South County Operation & Maintenance Facility. Keiko is a valuable member of the Siegfried team and we…
Siegfried worked with the City of Ripon to repair a damaged outfall storm pipe. With rainy weather on the way, Siegfried was tasked with repairing this damaged outfall pipe quickly. Utilizing our team of structural engineers, civil engineers, and surveyors, Siegfried went to work and was able to see this project from start to finish in a little over five weeks. The improvement to this damaged storm pipe included a flared end to help direct the flow of water, rock embankment, and vegetation removal. Please check out these before, during, and after pictures!
Siegfried is working with the Miracle Mile Improvement District for the installation of a flashing-beacon crosswalk on Pacific Avenue and Adams Street. Siegfried is donating civil engineering, landscape architecture, and surveying services for this project. The installation of the lighted crosswalk will be a huge safety improvement for pedestrians walking along the Miracle Mile, as well as serve as a very visible marker for cars to stop and allow for the safe crossing of Pacific Ave.
