Infraday Pacific Northwest

Current Agenda

2026 Event Venue

Block 41

115 Bell Street

Seattle, WA 98121

Point of Contact: Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@infraday.com

The Big Picture

The 5th Infraday Pacific Northwest

August 20 | Seattle, Washington

Real conversations. Real decisions. Real infrastructure.

The Pacific Northwest is experiencing unprecedented infrastructure investment driven by AI, data centers, clean energy, industrial growth, and population expansion. As demand for power, transportation, water, and digital infrastructure accelerates, public agencies and private partners are working together to overcome grid constraints, workforce shortages, rising costs, and permitting challenges.

Infraday Pacific Northwest is where the region's infrastructure leaders come together to discuss what's being built, what's driving investment, and what's next.

Why Attend

Infraday brings together the owners, utilities, agencies, engineers, contractors, technology providers, and investors delivering the Pacific Northwest's most important infrastructure projects.

Expect:

Single-track executive program
Practical, fast-paced discussions
Direct access to public- and private-sector leaders
High-value networking throughout the day

What You'll Learn

Infrastructure Growth

AI, data centers & clean energy
Grid expansion & electrification
Transportation, ports & aviation
Water infrastructure & resilience

Project Delivery

Capital program management
Alternative delivery
Digital delivery & connected infrastructure
AI, robotics & automation

Who You'll Meet

Public agencies & municipalities
Utilities
Ports & airports
Engineering & construction firms
Technology providers
Infrastructure owners & developers
Investors & capital partners

The Bottom Line

Whether you plan, fund, design, build, or operate infrastructure, Infraday Pacific Northwest delivers practical insights, meaningful connections, and direct access to the leaders shaping infrastructure across Washington and Oregon.

Point of Contact:
Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@infraday.com
www.infraday.com

2026 Speakers Include

Adrian Hilderbrand, Principal Program Manager | Data Center Architecture, Eaton

Adrian Hilderbrand is Principal Program Manager for Data Center Architecture at Eaton, where he leads the development of next-generation AI and hyperscale data center infrastructure, including advanced power, cooling, and modular architecture solutions. Prior to Eaton, he held engineering and leadership roles at Amazon Web Services and Meta, managing mission-critical data center operations, retrofit programs, and global infrastructure initiatives supporting some of the world's largest cloud platforms. A retired U.S. Navy Nuclear Senior Chief Petty Officer with more than 20 years of service, Adrian combines deep operational expertise with extensive experience in resilient power systems, critical infrastructure, and large-scale program delivery. Today, he works at the forefront of AI-ready infrastructure, collaborating with industry leaders to advance liquid cooling, high-density computing, and the next generation of digital infrastructure powering the global economy.

AJ Waters, Field COO - Public Sector, Procore Technologies

AJ Waters is the Field COO for Public Sector at Procore Technologies, where he helps government agencies modernize the planning, delivery, and management of capital infrastructure programs through technology. With more than 20 years of experience in construction technology and digital transformation, he has held leadership roles at Procore, Kahua, InEight, and Google, advising owners, contractors, and infrastructure organizations on improving project outcomes. AJ is also the creator of TheEngiNerdLife, a widely followed platform and podcast that makes construction technology, leadership, and innovation accessible through practical insights and industry storytelling. A sought-after speaker and thought leader, he is passionate about helping the construction industry embrace technology that delivers measurable value while keeping people at the center of transformation.

Alistair Boudreaux, Information Technology Manager, Skagit Public Utility District

Alistair Boudreaux is the Information Technology Manager at Skagit Public Utility District, where he leads technology strategy, cybersecurity, enterprise IT operations, and digital infrastructure supporting critical public utility services across northwest Washington. With more than 20 years of experience spanning higher education and the public sector, he has overseen enterprise networks, service management, application development, customer support, and IT modernization initiatives. A recognized advocate for utility cybersecurity and operational resilience, he is an active participant in national cyber preparedness efforts, including collaborations with MS-ISAC, CISA, and EPA focused on protecting critical water infrastructure. His expertise bridges technology, public administration, and utility operations, with a focus on strengthening resilient, secure, and reliable infrastructure systems.

Ann Richart, Aviation Director, Washington State Department of Transportation

Ann Richart, AAE, is the Aviation Director for the Washington State Department of Transportation, where she leads statewide aviation programs that support airport development, system planning, economic growth, and the future of air mobility across Washington. With more than two decades of executive leadership in aviation, she has previously served as Aeronautics Director for the Nebraska Department of Transportation and as Airport Director for Martha's Vineyard Airport, Elmira Corning Regional Airport, and Klamath Falls Airport. Throughout her career, Ann has built a reputation for fostering partnerships, advancing airport modernization, and helping communities leverage aviation as a driver of economic development and transportation connectivity. She is an Accredited Airport Executive (AAE) and a recognized leader in airport management, aviation policy, and emerging aviation technologies.

Aqsa Mengal, Climate & Clean Energy Policy Lead, Front and Centered

Aqsa Mengal is Climate and Clean Energy Policy Lead at Front and Centered, where she works at the intersection of clean energy policy, energy affordability, and environmental justice in Washington State. She brings more than six years of experience advancing climate adaptation and environmental justice initiatives, with expertise in policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, and community-centered solutions. Her background includes work with UN Climate Change as well as teaching and climate communications roles at Yale. Aqsa holds a Master of Environmental Management from Yale University, with specializations in People, Equity & the Environment and Climate Change Science & Solutions.

Aravindhan Vadivel, Grid Operations Manager - AI/ML - Applied Grid Innovation, GE Vernova

Aravindhan Vadivel leads software engineering and innovation initiatives within GE Vernova's Applied Grid Innovation organization, focused on advancing AI-enabled grid operations and next-generation utility software solutions. Over the past 10+ years, I have worked with electric utilities, ISOs, and transmission operators worldwide, helping deploy technologies that improve grid reliability, resilience, and situational awareness. My experience includes large-scale deployments of Wide Area Monitoring Systems (WAMS), WAMPAC applications, oscillation detection and mitigation, transmission analytics, and real-time control room solutions, working closely with operators and utility engineering teams to address renewable integration, transmission constraints, and evolving operational challenges. More recently, I have focused on applying AI and agentic technologies to utility operations through AI/ML, enabling operational knowledge management, decision support, and AI-assisted workflows.

Bernard Morris, Founder, Blue Collar AI HQ | Blue-Collar AI Translator and Six Sigma Black Belt, Seattle Public Utilities

Bernard Morris is Manager of Clean City Policy & Programs at Seattle Public Utilities, where he leads high-profile operational initiatives, stakeholder engagement, and AI-enabled digital transformation efforts supporting Seattle's public infrastructure. With more than 25 years of utility and field operations experience spanning Seattle Public Utilities and Southern California Edison, he has led large-scale inspection, maintenance, and workforce modernization programs serving millions of customers. A Six Sigma Black Belt, Bernard is widely recognized for translating artificial intelligence into practical tools for frontline utility and public works teams, helping bridge the gap between field operations and executive strategy. He is also the founder of Blue Collar AI HQ, where he advises utilities and public agencies on deploying AI to improve operational efficiency, workforce productivity, and infrastructure performance.

Bill Caram, Executive Director, Pipeline Safety Trust

Bill has served as the Pipeline Safety Trust’s Executive Director since 2020 and serves with a passion for fierce independence, public safety advocacy, and environmental protections.

Bill served on the US Department of Transportation’s Hazardous Liquids Pipeline Advisory Committee (LPAC), served on Washington’s Citizen Committee on Pipeline Safety (CCOPS), served on a White House Task Force on CCUS Permitting, has testified before Congress multiple times, and is regularly called on as a source for independent pipeline information by state and federal lawmakers and national media outlets.

Bill graduated with a BS in Business Administration from the University of Delaware and has earned the Chartered Financial Analyst designation from the CFA Institute. Bill, his wife, and two daughters spend their free time exploring the Salish Sea and the mountains, rivers, and islands around it.

Bradley Philp, Information Technology Security Engineer, Seattle Housing Authority

Bradley Philp is an Information Technology Security Engineer at Seattle Housing Authority, where he focuses on cybersecurity, compliance, and protecting critical technology systems that support public housing operations. With more than two decades of experience spanning enterprise security, IT service management, consulting, and technology leadership, he has held roles with organizations including Uber, Forcepoint, HCL Technologies, and Microsoft engagements. A CISSP-certified security professional and ITIL practitioner, Bradley specializes in risk management, identity and access management, regulatory compliance, and building secure, resilient IT environments. He is passionate about helping organizations leverage technology safely while fostering strong teams, trusted partnerships, and operational excellence.

Brandon Rakes, Airport Director, Chehalis-Centralia Airport

Brandon Rakes serves as Airport Director for Chehalis-Centralia Airport, where he oversees airport operations, commercial development, and long-term strategic planning while advancing the airport's role as a regional transportation and economic asset. He is President of the Washington Airport Management Association (WAMA) and has been an active leader in the aviation community, with prior service as Vice President of the association and President of EAA Chapter 609. Brandon has championed innovative initiatives including hydrogen infrastructure feasibility studies, electric aviation, and advanced air mobility, helping position the airport at the forefront of emerging aviation technologies. A private pilot with more than a decade of experience at Chehalis-Centralia Airport, he brings practical expertise in airport operations, infrastructure development, and the future of regional aviation.

Brittany Daoud, IT Program Delivery Manager, Oregon Department of Justice - Administrative Services Division

Brittany Daoud is Lead Information Technology Project Manager at the Oregon Department of Justice, where she leads complex technology initiatives that strengthen public sector operations and improve organizational performance. She has built her career across government and healthcare, with expertise spanning IT project management, clinical informatics, stakeholder engagement, and technology implementation. A certified PMP and Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt, Brittany combines strong project leadership with experience in Microsoft Power Platform, Power BI, and process improvement to deliver successful technology programs. She is passionate about modernizing government through collaborative project delivery, effective communication, and practical digital transformation.

Chris Czarnecki, Director - Aviation Business, Properties, and Airline Affairs, Port of Portland

Chris Czarnecki is Director of Aviation Business, Properties, and Airline Affairs at the Port of Portland, where he oversees commercial strategy, airline partnerships, real estate, concessions, and revenue-generating assets across Portland International Airport and the region's general aviation airports. He previously spent more than 12 years at Southwest Airlines leading airport affairs, real estate, and capital project initiatives, giving him deep experience from both the airport and airline perspectives. Chris has played a key leadership role in major aviation investments, including serving as the business sponsor for the $2 billion PDXNext modernization program, helping shape one of the nation's most significant airport redevelopment efforts. His expertise spans airport commercial development, airline relations, capital infrastructure, and long-term aviation strategy focused on delivering exceptional passenger experiences and sustainable growth.

Christian Venturino, Capital Project Manager - Aviation, Port of Seattle

Christian Venturino is a Capital Project Manager for Aviation at the Port of Seattle, where he oversees the planning and delivery of capital improvement projects that support the modernization and long-term growth of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. A licensed geologist and Project Management Professional (PMP), he combines a technical background in geology with extensive experience managing complex infrastructure projects. Before joining the Port of Seattle, Christian worked as a project geologist at PanGEO, leading geotechnical and environmental investigations that informed major engineering and construction initiatives. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in Geological Sciences from the University at Buffalo and is committed to delivering resilient, sustainable aviation infrastructure for the Pacific Northwest.

Cody Colt, Director Of Public Works, City of Yelm, Washington

Cody Colt serves as Director of Public Works for the City of Yelm, Washington, where he oversees the planning, delivery, and operation of the city's public infrastructure and municipal services. Prior to his current role, he served on the Yelm City Council, providing him with both policy and operational perspectives on local government and infrastructure investment. His background also includes experience as a project manager and educator, bringing a collaborative, community-focused approach to public works leadership. At Infraday Pacific Northwest, Cody can offer practical insights into how growing cities are managing infrastructure expansion, capital projects, and the challenges of delivering essential public services.

Danielle Devier, Senior Urban Ecology Analyst, City of Seattle

Danielle Devier is the Senior Urban Ecology Analyst for Seattle Parks and Recreation, where she leads initiatives focused on urban forest restoration, ecological resilience, and sustainable management of the city's natural areas. She brings more than 15 years of experience spanning landscape architecture, GIS, environmental planning, and ecological restoration, with previous roles at Natural Systems Design and Environmental Science Associates. Danielle has helped advance innovative strategies that integrate science, community partnerships, and data-driven decision-making to improve urban ecosystems and climate resilience throughout the Pacific Northwest. She holds master's degrees in both Landscape Architecture and Ecology and is recognized for her leadership in connecting environmental stewardship with long-term infrastructure and community planning.

Doug Chalmers, Water Resources Engineer, SEI — Stockholm Environment Institute

Doug Chalmers is a Scientist with the Water Group in Seattle, WA. He works on water resources modeling and planning in California using WEAP. Doug joined SEI in August 2018.

Since joining SEI, Doug has helped build water allocation models using water rights data from the California State Water Resources Control Board. He has also been supporting the Santa Clara Valley Water District project to model the impact of reservoir operations on migratory fish habitat.

Prior to joining SEI, Doug worked at a national engineering consulting firm as a staff engineer designing stormwater management systems for utility sites. As an intern with an Oregon watershed council, he conducted interviews and held a focus group to develop local solutions towards low impact development implementation.

Doug attended Oregon State University for graduate school, earning an M.S. in Water Resources Engineering, a Minor in Water Resources Policy & Management, and a Graduate Certificate in Water Conflict Management & Transformation. He also holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Ellis Byeon, Associate Vice President, Aviation Area Manager, U.S. West, AECOM

Ellis Byeon, P.E., is Associate Vice President and Aviation Area Manager for AECOM's US West aviation practice, leading the delivery of complex airport infrastructure programs across the region. Prior to joining AECOM, he spent eight years with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, where he helped lead engineering, planning, and delivery for major capital projects, including the $19 billion JFK Redevelopment Program. A licensed Professional Engineer in multiple states, Ellis brings extensive expertise in airport planning, civil engineering, project delivery, and construction management for some of the nation's busiest aviation facilities. His experience spanning both public agencies and private consulting provides a unique perspective on modernizing airport infrastructure while balancing operational performance, safety, and long-term growth.

Emily Burns, Waterfront Asset Management Program Manager / Interim Real Property Work Group Manager, Seattle Office of the Waterfront, Civic Projects, and Sound Transit

Emily Burns is the Waterfront Asset Management Program Manager for the Seattle Office of the Waterfront, Civic Projects, where she leads long-term asset management strategy for one of the city's most significant infrastructure investments, while also serving as Interim Real Property Work Group Manager for Sound Transit. With more than 30 years in public service, she has built a career spanning transportation, utilities, capital projects, and infrastructure asset management, with extensive experience in project delivery, lifecycle planning, and cross-agency collaboration. A Project Management Professional (PMP), Emily is widely recognized for her leadership in advancing data-driven infrastructure management and has been an active contributor to the Transportation Research Board and other industry initiatives.

Eric Ostfeld, Executive Vice President, Design-Build, Michael Baker International

Eric Ostfeld, P.E., is Executive Vice President, Design-Build. In this role, Mr. Ostfeld oversees all aspects of how the firm pursues, partners and delivers Design-Build projects. He works closely with leaders from Michael Baker’s Operations, Federal and Legal teams, as well as Design-Build colleagues across the country, to ensure effective design management and continuous collaboration with Design-Build partners to build quality and value into every step of the project.

Mr. Ostfeld has nearly 25 years of industry experience, including 15 years with Parsons, where he most recently served as Vice President, Integrated Delivery Business Development for the western U.S. In this role, he expanded the firm’s services across bridge, highway, rail, aviation, tunneling and connected communities, strengthened existing business ties and built pursuit teams to win new work. Earlier in his career, he served as Alternative Delivery Manager for WSP USA, where he focused on establishing a successful Design-Build practice in the Pacific Northwest. Mr. Ostfeld also has extensive experience as a Project Manager, Project Engineer, Transportation Engineer, Construction Manager and Design-Build Manager for many state and federal projects that span the U.S., Canada and Guam.

Mr. Ostfeld holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Washington State University.

Garrison Marr, Senior Manager, Power Supply, Snohomish County PUD

Garrison Marr is Senior Manager of Power Supply at Snohomish County PUD, where he leads long-term power planning, resource strategy, regulatory compliance, and power supply management for one of Washington's largest public utilities. He oversees a $360 million power portfolio and has led major initiatives involving battery storage, power purchase agreements, transmission strategy, and regional resource adequacy planning. With a background spanning utility operations, municipal sustainability, and energy policy, Garrison combines technical expertise with data-driven decision-making to help deliver reliable, affordable, and clean energy. He holds a Doctor of Public Administration focused on municipal finance and energy policy and brings valuable insight into the evolving challenges facing utilities across the Pacific Northwest.

Gavin Schaefer, Design Director, Sound Transit

Gavin Schaefer is Design Director at Sound Transit, where he leads design for major transit expansion projects, including the Ballard Link Extension, helping deliver one of the largest transportation infrastructure programs in the Pacific Northwest. An architect and project leader with expertise in systems thinking, urban design, and complex capital delivery, he has previously held leadership roles at Sidewalk Labs, Katerra, the City of Vancouver, and Perkins&Will. Gavin's work focuses on integrating architecture, engineering, sustainability, and digital delivery to transform ambitious transit and city-building concepts into practical, high-performing infrastructure. He is recognized for advancing innovative design standards, multidisciplinary collaboration, and resilient urban development that will shape communities for generations to come.

Glen Pruitt, Vice President Legal, Regulatory, and Government Affairs, Grant PUD

Glen Pruitt is Vice President of Legal, Regulatory, and Government Affairs at Grant County PUD, where he oversees legal strategy, regulatory affairs, government relations, enterprise risk, and reliability compliance for one of the Pacific Northwest's largest public utilities. He brings more than two decades of experience across electric utility operations, transmission, compliance, engineering, project management, and energy finance, with previous leadership roles at Chelan County PUD, Wells Fargo Securities, and Ameren. A U.S. Navy veteran with degrees in civil engineering and business administration, Pruitt has worked across the full spectrum of the power industry, from nuclear operations and transmission reliability to utility investment analysis. His broad operational and regulatory expertise provides a unique perspective on the challenges of grid modernization, reliability, and the rapidly evolving energy landscape.

Hannah Ljunggren, Climate Resilience Program Manager, The Suquamish Tribe

Hannah Ljunggren is the Climate Resilience Program Manager for the Suquamish Tribe, where she leads the Tribe's climate initiatives, including resilience planning, greenhouse gas reduction strategies, building decarbonization, renewable energy deployment, and community adaptation programs. Previously serving in climate leadership roles with the City of Olympia and the City of Bainbridge Island, she managed climate risk assessments, climate action planning, public engagement, and innovative sustainability programs that support long-term community resilience. Her work brings together tribal governments, local agencies, and community stakeholders to develop practical solutions addressing climate change, clean energy, and environmental stewardship. Hannah's expertise spans climate resilience, sustainability planning, grant development, community engagement, and implementing projects that strengthen both infrastructure and community preparedness for a changing climate.

Hector Ayala, Infrastructure Specialist, Aurigo

Hector Ayala is an infrastructure technology specialist and Sales Manager at Aurigo Software Technologies, where he works with public agencies and infrastructure owners to improve capital planning, project delivery, and program management. With extensive experience supporting transportation, utilities, airports, and municipal capital programs, he helps organizations adopt digital tools that improve project controls, collaboration, and decision-making. He is a recognized voice on digital transformation, AI, regulatory intelligence, and modern infrastructure delivery, regularly sharing insights on how technology can help owners deliver complex capital programs more efficiently.

Jack Newman, Director of Clean Energy Solutions, Säzän Group

Jack Newman is the Director of Clean Energy Solutions at Säzän Group and is a Certified Renewable Energy Professional with over 15 years of experience working in the green building industry. He leads the firm’s sustainability and clean energy practice, focusing on microgrid project development and regenerative design methods. Jack also serves as the Tribal Sector Lead at Säzän Group and has assisted numerous Tribes through successful grant applications and awards to fund clean energy, climate adaptation, and community resilience projects.

Jack has a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management from the University of Washington. He serves on the Board of Directors for Solar Washington, a non-profit association that advances solar energy in Washington State where he focuses on community-scale clean energy implementation. He also brings experience managing the Zero Energy Building Certification Program for the International Living Future Institute establishing building codes, incentives, and programs to support the growth of high-performance projects.

Jack is integral in guiding Säzän Group’s public and private clients and partners in the latest renewable energy, energy efficiency, and battery storage solutions. He believes in prioritizing sustainability and resilience and bringing together individuals, communities, businesses, and governments to help create a better and more sustainable future for where we live, work, and play.

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Official Partners – 2026

Aurigo

Aurigo builds software that helps build the world. Aurigo provides AI-native platforms that help capital owners connect planning, construction, and operations in a single environment, improving decision-making and execution. Trusted by over 300 organizations across infrastructure and facilities, Aurigo manages more than $450 billion in capital programs, with over 40,000 projects throughout North America. Founded in 2003, Aurigo is a privately held U.S. corporation headquartered in Austin, Texas, with global offices in Canada, South Africa, and India.

Aurigo Masterworks, our award-winning platform, offers owners full lifecycle capital program management capabilities from planning, through construction, to business operations. Aurigo helps capital program executives make better decisions based on proprietary artificial intelligence and machine learning technology.

Built on 20+ years of domain expertise, we are proud to have been named a Great Place To Work™, and have been recognized by industry leading groups, including Government Technology’s GovTech100, BuiltWorlds’ Infrastructure Tech 50, and Inc. Magazine, as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the nation.

Jensen Infrastructure

Jensen Infrastructure is one of the largest independently owned precast concrete manufacturers in the United States. Proven infrastructure—from design to delivery—is at the core of everything we do. We design, engineer, and deliver durable, sustainable precast solutions for stormwater management, utilities, and structural applications. Our work supports transportation, utility, agricultural, and telecommunications projects across the western United States. With tailored solutions, expert engineering, and expanded capabilities, we help build stronger, faster, smarter. From concept to completion, our team focuses on reliability, innovation, and outstanding service to meet the demands of modern infrastructure.

Kahua

Kahua helps you manage processes, documents and cost on your construction programs and projects from inception to closeout. Purpose-built solutions for owners, program managers, general contractors and subcontractors help you minimize time-to-value and enhance user adoption. Kahua enables collaboration between all project participants to streamline communication and improve efficiency. Eliminate waste and rework by keeping everyone on the same page with the latest design and scope information. And with Kahua’s comprehensive dashboards and reporting, you get the visibility and control you need to minimize risk.

Kahua is a lifecycle solution, with applications for capital planning, sources of funds, design review, bid management, document management & control, cost management and asset handover. Kahua is available on all mobile devices to easily connect field to office.

Kahua apps are built on kBuilder, an Enterprise Low-Code Application Platform which enables Kahua partners and customers to rapidly build new apps or customize existing apps to extend or enhance Kahua solutions. This gives you the agility you need to adapt as your business needs evolve. To date, over 600 private and public apps have been developed on kBuilder, and public apps are available to the Kahua community on the kStore app marketplace.

Oracle Construction and Engineering

Asset owners and project leaders rely on Oracle Construction and Engineering software for the visibility and control, connected supply chain, and data security needed to drive performance and mitigate risk across their processes, projects, and organization. Feel confident in your digital transformation with modern cloud solutions that grow and scale with you at every step of your journey. Enable efficiency, collaboration, and change control for your teams that plan, build, and operate critical assets.

Procore

Procore is a cloud-based construction management platform that streamlines project workflows. It connects all project stakeholders—from owners and contractors to subcontractors—on a single, collaborative platform. For public sector projects, this means improved transparency, accountability, and efficiency. Procore facilitates real-time communication, document control, bid management, and cost tracking, helping ensure projects stay on time and within budget. It enhances collaboration, reduces risk, and provides valuable data insights for better decision-making throughout the project lifecycle, ultimately benefiting taxpayers.

Shimmick

Shimmick is a specialty infrastructure contractor delivering complex water, wastewater, transportation, energy, grid modernization, transportation electrification, and mission-critical projects across the United States. We combine heavy civil construction with self-perform concrete, mechanical, and electrical capabilities to execute critical infrastructure that strengthens communities and supports economic growth. Our teams have extensive experience delivering projects through collaborative delivery models, including GCCM, Progressive Design-Build, Design-Build, and Design-Bid-Build, partnering with owners to improve constructability, manage risk, and deliver greater cost and schedule certainty. As infrastructure investment accelerates across the Pacific Northwest, Shimmick is helping build the region's next generation of critical infrastructure.