BEN|EN is excited to announce we have won a Project of the Year Award by the APWA Sacramento Chapter for the Duncan Road and Comstock Road Roundabout Project under the Transportation category! This project is owned by San Joaquin County Department of Public Works. Our Vice President Daniel Yau was the Electrical Design Task Manager for the project’s traffic design. Here is a brief description of the project (from the San Joaquin County website): This project constructed a roundabout on…
BEN|EN is excited to announce we have won an APWA Project of the Year Award by the Sacramento Chapter for the Sports Park Drive Pedestrian Overcrossing under the Transportation category! This project is owned by City of Woodland. Our Vice President Daniel Yau was the Electrical Design Task Manager for the traffic design for this project. Thank you to our hardworking staff for bringing this project to our community! Here is a brief description of the project (from the City’s…
BEN|EN is excited to announce we have won an APWA Project of the Year Award by the Sacramento Chapter for the Natoma Alley Sewer Rehabilitation project under the Environment – Waste category! This project is owned by City of Folsom and our Vice President, Stacey Lynch was the Project Manager for the civil engineering services of this project. A brief description of the project: The City of Folsom required rehabilitation and relocation of sewer system facilities in an older part…
Our team rallied together to host a blood drive in honor of mothers in need, and we’re thrilled to share that we collected nearly 20 pints of blood! We are incredibly proud to participate in this great cause and extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who joined us – taking time out of their busy schedules and donating. Your generosity will undoubtedly make a significant difference in the lives of those who need it most. Together, we can make a…
Habitat For Humanity of Greater Sacramento hosted a month-long Women Build 2024 event in March. Women from our firm joined to help the cause by painting, installing fences, and designing Habitat Playhouses. They worked hard in the cold, rainy weather. But that didn’t stop them – strong women build strong communities!
The Transportation Agency for Monterey County (TAMC) presented the City of Marina with an Excellence Award in January. BEN|EN assisted with the Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons system for the intersection on California Avenue and Marina Heights. We are honored to have worked on this award-winning project!
BEN|EN had a great time at Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day (IGED) in late February – a collaboration between the ASCE Sacramento YMF and Sacramento State College of Engineering and Computer Science. We hope the event made a lasting impression on the curious, young women interested in learning more about engineering. It is truly rewarding to mentor potential future engineers. We look forward to being a part of this event next year!
On Saturday, February 3rd, we had a blast at our annual Gala! We had food, drinks, raffles, and a whole lot of fun in our best dress. Leo Rubio, BEN|EN’s president, prepared a presentation thanking everyone at the firm for their hard work and dedication in 2023, and how excited he is to see the firm grow in the new year! Just in the past year we merged with Y+C Transportation Consultants and hired new Assistant Engineers, Engineering Interns, and…
We are excited to announce Charles “Tony” Ozanich, PE, has been named Associate | Director of Land Development Services and joined the owners at Bennett Engineering Services after six years with the firm. With more than three decades of experience, Tony is leading the delivery of engineering services for several private clients, the Cities of Sacramento, Folsom, Vacaville, West Sacramento, and Williams, Yolo County, and the Southgate Parks and Recreation Department. “Tony has brought vast experience and excellent client service…
Bennett Engineering Services is pleased to announce the selection of the Transportation Authority of Marin’s North South Greenway Gap Closure project as a California Transportation Foundation (CTF) “Project of the Year” in the Active Transportation category. The North-South Greenway Gap Closure Project is part of a regional effort to create a more extensive non-motorized transportation network in Marin County. It closes a key pedestrian and cyclist gap between the Central Marin Ferry Connector and the existing multi-use paths at the…