Outstanding Government
Civil Engineering Project |
Northeast Interceptor Sewer
Project (City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering)
Sewer tunnel project that was put into service on May
27, 2005 (ahead of schedule). The project was a $162
million, over 5.2 mile long and almost 8 feet finished
diameter sewer.
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Technical Excellence |
The Road Closures Website
(County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works)
Website was created within days that record-breaking rainfall
damaged over 130 roads in LA County. Provided citizens
with timely access to much-needed information about this
local emergency.
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Student Chapter Practitioner
Advisor |
Serge Haddad (Loyola Marymount
University)
Very active in the chapter. Always willing to give
presentations at meetings or provide advise on various
issues. Played a leadership role in the Younger Member
Forum.
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Outstanding Younger
Civil Engineer |
Terence Pao (DMJM Harris)
Has contributed to several major roadway, structures and
rail projects. Was the honoree of the Orange County
Engineering Council’s 2004 Young Engineer Award for
work on the Interstate 5/State Route 55 Project Study Report.
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Outstanding Civil
Engineer in Government |
Diego Cadena (County of Los
Angeles Department of Public Works)
County Department of Public Works employee, one of the
largest public works agencies in the nation. Has
been the Division Engineer and manager of the Road Maintenance,
Flood Maintenance, Operational Services and the Architectural
Engineering Divisions. Currently oversees a staff
of over 400 employees. |
Outstanding Civil
Engineer In Private Sector |
James H. Clark (Black & Veatch)
Vice President and Senior Project Manager of the engineering/construction
firm of Black & Veatch Corporation. He manages
planning, design and operations projects for many of its
premier water and wastewater clients in western North America. He
is also the recipient of many awards for his work and has
authored more than 20 publications.
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Outstanding Public/Private
Sector Civil Engineering Project |
Sun Valley Park Multiuse Project
(County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works)
This project showcases innovative application of watershed
management principles and new technology in the development
of new, sustainable urban infrastructure. The project
will simultaneously provide flood protection, stormwater
quality enhancements, water recharge, recreational and
aesthetic enhancements, and watershed education.
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Awards Review Committee:
Amy So
Edgar Dymally
LeVal Lund |
