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New hire interview with Steven M. Walker, Senior Project Engineer for Civiltec Engineering.
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Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Association, in conjunction with Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has engaged Civiltec Engineering for professional engineering services to design a recycled water reservoir and associated welded steel distribution piping system.
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At first glance, the destroyed campus of Paradise Elementary School and the new energy infrastructure upgrades in Ramona Unified School District seem to have little connection. The schools’ situations, however, both stem from their relationship with California’s investor-owned utilities.
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Climatec recently renewed its sponsorship of the California City Management Foundation (CCMF) for 2020-21. Climatec’s contribution continues the energy services firm’s Corporate Benefactor level support of the Foundation, which provides premier advocacy and support for its members.
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As the 16th municipal center incorporated in the State of California, the City of San Luis Obispo (SLO) has cultivated myriad traditions over its 250-year history. The Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market, one such beloved event, transforms the downtown area into a vibrant hub where upwards of 10,000 residents and visitors alike congregate to eat, shop, watch shows, and connect with the community.
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I learned about Climatec when I was in college at Arizona State University studying to become a mechanical engineer and working part-time as a server at a high-end restaurant in town.
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On Oct. 14, 2019, Lindsay Unified School District’s (LUSD) Board of Trustees authorized a second wave of energy infrastructure and sustainability modernizations.
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Earlier this year, the City of Pismo Beach’s residents witnessed a rare phenomenon: road construction that caused drivers to laugh out loud.
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With the growing threat of wildfires and extreme weather events, California utilities are implementing response plans that include protecting customers and communities by shutting off power.
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Ramona Unified School District (RUSD) celebrated its soon-to-come solar arrays with a groundbreaking ceremony at Ramona High School on the afternoon of Nov. 12. The installation of these solar panels, provided by Climatec, marks the last leg of the district’s comprehensive energy conservation program.
