Bay Cities work spans the state of California, including public and private sector projects.
In the public sector, Bay Cities has been the prime contractor to the State of California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), Bay Area Rapid Transit, the Port of Oakland, the San Francisco International Airport and other local agencies including school districts. In the private arena, Bay Cities work encompasses private schools, athletic fields, hotels, business parks, commercial developments, churches, subdivisions, and storage facilities.
A stellar track record of completing projects on time and under budget.
Among its successful projects, Bay Cities completed the Hwy I-680 Southbound Express Lane Project in Fremont for the California Department of Transportation. The International Partnering Institute awarded Bay Cities the 2011 Diamond Partnering Award and deemed the $35,000,000 project as one which best exemplified the commitment to an integrated partnering program. Previously, the Association of General Contractors designated Bay Cities as the Winner of the Marvin M. Black in Partnering Award for the completion of the Highway 92/San Mateo Bridge Project which involved constructing the east side approach to the San Mateo Bridge. The $30,000,000 Project was completed on-time and without any claims.
As the San Francisco Bay Area has grown over the past 50 years, Bay Cities has grown with it. Bay Cities looks forward to the next 50 years of further development by maintaining its standards of excellence and committing to partnering with Owners and contractors.
Recent News
Bay Cities Called to Action by Caltrans for Emergency Sinkhole on I-5
Caltrans Maintenance crews discovered a 3′ diameter depression on Interstate 5 in Tracy. Upon the discovery, Bay Cities Paving & Grading was called to the scene to further investigate the cause of the depression. During the investigation it was determined that a 35′...
read moreEarle Cyr III Receives “Apprentice of the Year” Award
Operating Engineers Local 3 held a special graduation ceremony for the Apprentice Program, and Bay Earle Cyr III was awarded "Apprentice of the Year." Ben Weeks was also honored with the "Supervisor of the...
read moreTeamwork Keeps Jobs Running Smoothly
Our Rohnert Park team was recently featured for their hard work on the Stony Point Road project, doing work on storm drains and sidewalks with sound walls....
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