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The USC Keck Project in Pasadena hosted a Topping Out Ceremony on Wednesday, March 20th and Murray Company Execs joined the field
Director of Engineering William Hearon M.B.A, P.E. DBIA and Project Engineer Aniket Singh, both USC Alumni, met with a classroom full USC
“The story has hit the web! Thank you to the entire team for being a part of the success for this amazingly important and challenging project.” MC’s touchleless faucets were featured in the ‘USC News’.
The Engineering New Record California recently released the Top 2020 Regional Best Project Winners in several categories/market sectors. Murray Company was involved
Foreman Jeff Evans recently gave Marketing Director Marta Martin a tour of the USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience which was completed
It’s National Engineers Week! We take this opportunity to introduce you to Engineer Anyao Wang who shared her perspective about her craft and career at Murray Company. “I am trained with a growth mindset and a passion for design optimization.
February 16-22 was National Engineers Week. We celebrated by spotlighting a few of our Engineers at the main office. Meet USC graduate, Engineer-in-Training Kathy Deng. Kathy joined us through the CPMCA and the MCAA.
The MCAA featured an article about our very own Design Engineer, Kathy Deng and her journey from USC, via MCAA and CPMCA to Murray Company. Read Kathy’s story here and visit her in the Engineering Dept for a high-five!
The final structural beam was put in place at the LA Memorial Coliseum Renovation Project during the Topping Out Ceremony on Wed, 8/15. Murray Company, Hathaway/AECOM and news stations were there to witness this historic event!
This awesome group of field and office personnel got together for a Safety Appreciation Lunch in connection with the ongoing USC Coliseum Renovation project. We set the bar high by adapting to changing conditions and running multiple shifts to fulfill our end of the contract.
A groundbreaking ceremony Mon, January 29th marked the official beginning of a massive $270 million Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum renovation project that we’re performing the plumbing upgrades and site utilities on. Check out the coverage here.
These are comments from USC personnel on the work James Adamson and David Kessinger did 11/9 to correct the crossed installation of the
USC’s renovation and restore plans to the Coliseum will estimate $270 million will begin after the 2017 Trojan football season and will be completed for the 2019 home opener.
Among the planned renovations is the building of a new structure on the south side of the stadium that will house suites, loge boxes and club seats, topped by a new press box. Other renovations include replacing every seat in the stadium, adding aisles and increasing leg room, installing new video screens and lighting, adding new concession stands and upgrading concourses, as well as restoring the iconic peristyle.
