1947

              1947
Projects completed during this period were:
Hermosillo Dam - Construction of an earth and rockfill dam in Sonora, Mexico,
for the Government of Mexico in the amount of $3,800,000.
Penstock Replacement in Grace, Idaho for the Utah Power and Light Company
in the amount of $2l0,000.
Concrete Freight House in Los Angeles, California for the Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad in the amount of $300,000.
Shingle Springs Highway in California for the California Department of Public
Works in the amount of $271,000.
Dorris-Hatfield Highway in California for the California Department of Public
Works in the amount of $525,000.
Streets and Facilities in Utah for John L, Galbreath Company in the amount of
$356,000. 
Effluent Recovery Plant in California for the Standard Oil Company of California
In the amount of $ 135,000.
Rehabilitate a war damaged plant in the Philippines for the Philippine Packing
Corporation in the amount of $667,500.
Warehouse Construction in California for General Mills Inc. in the amount of
$271,000.
Wood Stove Pipe Line -   The work covered by this contract involved demolition
and salvage of 4260 feet of 11 ft. diameter wood stove pipe and reconstruction of
an equivalent pipe including new concrete foundations, new steel saddles, new
stoves, bands and all other accessories.   Time was the critical point of this
contract, the Utah Power and Light Company being able to shut down their Grace,
Idaho plant only thirty days.   All preparations for the work was performed ahead
of time, procurement and distribution of materials and supplies along the right
of way.   Actual demolition and reconstruction of the 4260 linear feet of pipe re-
quired only eighteen days of three shift construction.   Filling, testing, repairing
and adjusting were carried on for eight more days.   Just twenty-six days after
commencing work the pipe line was back in operation and the Grace Powerhouse
put back  on line, four days less than allowed under the contract.