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Overaa Wins 2025 CEA Safety Award
We’re proud to share that Overaa has been awarded the 2025 Construction Employers’ Association (CEA) Safety Award. This honor recognizes contractors who demonstrate an exceptional
We’re proud to share that Overaa has been awarded the 2025 Construction Employers’ Association (CEA) Safety Award. This honor recognizes contractors who demonstrate an exceptional
2025 West Best Projects Award of Merit, K-12 Education: Isaac R. Montanez Elementary & Middle School Brentwood Union School District’s 13th school provides 38 classrooms
Overaa is proud to announce that the FedEx Distribution Center in Richmond, California received two prestigious honors from the Tilt-Up Concrete Association — the Best
Today marks an exciting milestone for Contra Costa Fire Protection District as we officially break ground on Fire Station 94 in Brentwood, CA. This state-of-the-art facility
Cancer Support Community San Francisco Bay Area breaks ground in Lafayette CA April 23, 2025. The-state-of-the-art campus located on 6 donated acres near the Lafayette
Alameda County Fire Training Center has broken ground in Dublin, CA! Our design-build team members celebrated the event alongside Alameda County General Services Agency, Alameda
The final beam has landed at Collaboration Commons @Berkeleylab! The 46,500 SF facility will serve as LBNL’s welcome center with a cafeteria, health clinic, conference
The Regional Surface Water Supply (RSWS) Project for the Stanislaus Regional Water Authority (SRWA) received the National Award of Merit 2024 from the Design Build
Our project team was honored to join City of San Jose Mayor, Matt Mahan, and Director of Public Works, Matthew Loesch, as well as San
Las Positas College’s New Public Safety Complex (PSC) & Advanced Manufacturing and Transportation (AMT) Facility has received an Award of Merit in the Higher Education/Research
Over the weekend, Contra Costa County officials unveiled a new residential complex for homeless residents. It’s something that’s happening across the Bay Area, but in
Contra Costa County officials recently celebrated the transformation of a vacant office building in San Pablo into 54 micro-unit apartments for homeless adults with disabilities.
