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BOTHMAN.COM

Q P . Q P . since 1978

We are a licensed General Engineering and Building Contractor specializing in the:

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of a wide variety of public works, commercial, and industrial projects.

Robert A. Bothman Construc on was founded 40 years ago in 1978 as B&B Concrete

Construc on Company, and has since grown to three offices with over 300 employees

covering several divisions:

Athle c & Recrea onal Construc on Site Development and Heavy Engineering

Structural and Architectural Concrete Landscape and Irriga on

Sustainable Development (including Solar Energy Construc on, Stormwater Management and Pervious Concrete)

Our long history of on‐ me delivery and superior quality of construc on has allowed us to foster long‐term posi ve rela onships with our clients and earned us the reputa on for consistently delivering quality projects. Over 75% of our clients are repeat customers who know they can depend on us every me to deliver every project on me and within budget. Robert A. Bothman Construc on has a 7 person management team with over 300 years of combined project management, construc on management, and es ma ng experience. Our precise scheduling and hands‐on methodology ensures proper handling of our resources and complete dedica on to each and every project. With every facet of the company coming together as one cohesive team, we have been able to complete thousands of successful projects in the last 40 years. Our commitment to uncompromising quality and professionalism ensures that each client is sa sfied with every stage of the project. We support our staff and reward our field personnel for the pride they take in managing and construc ng excellent projects in a safe working environment.

Site Development and Heavy Engineering

Owner: SF Bay Area Rapid Transit District Project Descrip on: Reinforcement of BART concrete pier founda ons and bent caps, strengthening of structural steel roof structures, Irriga on, plan ng, concrete site work, asphalt paving, ling, glazing and FRP work at BART Sta ons in San Leandro, Hayward, South Hayward and Fremont.

Owner Contact: Hong Mei, 510.464.6468

Designer: DMJM Harris/AECOM

BART Earthquake Safety Program Four Sta ons Structure ‐ A‐Line

Hayward, Fremont, and San Leandro, California


Owner: Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority

Project Description: Reconstructing Red Cross parking lot and reconstruction and landscaping of the bus facility. The bus facility includes station utilities, station platform, bus shelter structure, planter boxes, foundations for the shelter structure and light poles, electrical systems, lighting, site furnishings and architectural finishes.

Owner Contact: Nick Vukcevich, 408.921.5998

Designer: Korve Engineering

Palo Alto Cal Train Station

Palo Alto, California


Owner: Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Jose

Project Descrip on: Construc on of new river‐side park including demoli on and clearing, mass excava on and earthwork, de‐watering and temporary river diversions, engineered shoring systems, soil‐cement and cast‐in‐place piles, retaining walls, custom manufactured pedestrian bridge, architectural concrete paving and pathways, granite paving and walls, public art exhibits, decomposed granite pathways, landscape and irriga on and site ameni es.

Project was within a riparian corridor and required extensive pedestrian traffic control and safety considera ons.

Owner Contact: Bill Eckern, 408.795.1862

Designer: Hargreaves & Associates

Guadalupe Bridge

San Jose, California


Owner: City of Burlingame

Project Descrip on: Installa on and replacement of all city u li es, asphalt concrete pavement, new decora ve concrete pavers, sidewalk, crosswalks, streetlights, landscaping, planters and other site ameni es for the City’s main commercial shopping center. Converted angled parking to parallel parking in order to widen the sidewalks and ease traffic conges on. Addi onal sitework included underground electrical service, at‐grade sidewalk bulb‐outs and trenches.

Owner Contact: Donald Chang, 650.558.7328

Designer: RHAA, James Ingles, 415.861.7900

Burlingame Streetscape Improvements

Burlingame, California

APWA 2015 American Public

Works Associa on ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT OF THE YEAR


Owner: County of Contra Costa

Project Descrip on: Mul ‐span pedestrian bridge comprised of a steel arch main span with a composite steel, concrete bridge deck, and concrete approach structures founded on cast in drilled hole piles. Unique can levered and angled structural concrete support founda on and extreme tolerances made for a challenging process. Custom designed and engineered forming systems were u lized to accomplish the angles, suppor ng structural components and required tolerances. The systems were designed and constructed at Bothman’s home facility and assembled on site. BIM and CNC technology were incorporated to maintain tolerances in fabrica on and assembly.

Owner Contact: County of Contra Costa, Rob Tavanier, 925.313.2099

Construc on Manager: The Hanna Group, Nick Panayotou, 415.717.9101

Designer: ARUP, Ignacio Barandiaran, 415.957.9445

Iron Horse Trail & Bridge / Robert I. Schroder Overcrossing

Walnut Creek, California


Owner: City of San Mateo

Project Description: Retrofit of existing pump station and conversion to fishing and recreational facility including extensive de‐watering and sheet pile shoring, selective concrete demolition, 40 foot long driven piers through existing structure, new interior structural concrete walls and slabs, architectural concrete deck with metal railings and cast‐in‐place concrete fish cleaning stations, electrical and lighting systems and site amenities.

Owner Contact: Peter Boyle, 650.377.3315

Designer: Creegan & D’Angelo

Marina Lagoon

San Mateo, California


Owner: Santa Clara Valley Water District Project Descrip on: Construc on of 2,700 linear feet of flood channel improvements within the Lower Silver Creek from Moss Point Drive to Cunningham Avenue. Improvements include reinforced concrete floodwalls, storm drains, maintenance roads, vehicle ramps, ramp walls, chain link fencing, and landscaping. Concrete structures all poured cast‐in‐place or by shotcrete. Project also includes sediment removal and installing addi onal rock material for maintenance road repairs. Ini al temporary construc on for dewatering the creek includes installa on of temporary cofferdams to bypass water through a 36” fusion welded pipe approximately 3,000 linear feet with con nuous water pumping throughout the dura on of the project. Owner Contact: Nelson Gonzales, 408.630.0952 Designer/Engineer: Mark Thomas and Company, Harry Mistry, PE, 408.453.5474

Lower Silver Creek Flood Protec on & Creek Restora on



Owner: Monterey Bay Military Housing/Clark Realty Builders

Project Description: Concrete foundations and sitework for new 10‐acre, military family housing development at the previous Ford Ord site. This site is one of the largest military housing projects on the West Coast for the United States Army. This project was a fast track, complete renovation of the existing military housing site including demolition, remediation and recycling of pre‐existing materials.

Owner Contact: Clark Realty Builders, Valarie Serrato, 831.583.2722

Designer: Torti Gallas and Partners, Inc.

Fort Ord Military Housing

Seaside, California


Owner: City of San Ramon

Project Description: Construction of new intermodal transit center including demolition, grading, storm, sewer and portable water systems, asphalt parking lot, concrete bus turn‐outs, decorative concrete paving, fencing and railing, concrete and modular retaining walls, lighting and electrical systems, restroom/operator facility, space frame shade structure, landscaping and irrigation and site amenities.

Owner Contact: Fred Romer, 925.275.2236

Intermodal Transit Facility

San Ramon, California


Owner: Private Owner

Project Description: New bluff stabilization seawall including footing excavation, de‐watering, cast‐in‐place concrete foundation to six feet below sea level, cast‐in‐place concrete infill of undermined cliff, reinforced shotcrete seawall and cliff armoring. Extremely limited access and restrictive permit and regulatory requirements created major challenges to access and construct.

Private Residence

Santa Cruz, California



Project Description: Reconstruction of seven downtown light rail stations. Project involved demo of the existing platforms, all new concrete platforms with granite overlay, new overhead electrical, platform electrical, platform fixtures and elaborate canopies. All this was done while keeping the light rail in service and traffic (both pedestrian and vehicular) in continuous operation. Project was completed ahead of schedule.

Owner Contact: Travis Weeks, 408.952.8979

Designer: SBA Architects

VTA Downtown Stations




Project Description: Retrofit and renovate 13 Existing Light Rail Stations. Work includes raising the surface of existing boarding platforms, upgrading PA system, CCTV system, repairing existing electrical conduits, upgrading shelter windscreens, lighting, modifying and replacing graphics, cabinets, painting, tile work, railings, landscaping, demolishing and removing mobility impaired lifts etc.


Designer: SBA Architects

VTA South Line Stations




Project Description: Construction of two, Tasman and Cisco light Rail station platforms along the Capitol Corridor line. Platform construction includes minor civil infrastructure, decorative concrete planter and seat walls, decorative concrete paving, decorative shelter and windscreen structures, site amenities, irrigation and landscaping. New park and ride lot construction includes heavy earthwork, storm drainage, parking lot lighting and misc. electrical work, new asphalt paving and striping decorative concrete walls and paving, irrigation and landscaping.


Designer: Parson’s Brinkerhoff, Quade & Douglas Inc., & Morrison Knudsen Corp

VTA Tasman & Cisco Stations



Owner: Shapell Industries

Project Description: Large, intricate water feature located at the entrance to the Gale Ranch development. Project included a one acre concrete lined pond with two large waterfall features and custom stone designs. Concrete scope included decorative concrete pedestrian walkways, a fountain, accent walls, suspended slab walkways, pedestrian bridges, and entry kiosk foundations. Additional scope included mass and fine grading, earthwork, and an extensive water fountain mechanical systems and underground vaults.

Owner Contact: Jim Gold, Shapell Industries

Gale Ranch

San Ramon, California


Owner: County of Santa Cruz

Project Description: Site preparation, earthwork, tiebacks, drainage & sewer, concrete, AC paving, CC base and metal works. Removal of existing concrete and rip rap erosion control wall and installation of new tie‐back reinforced shotcrete and structural concrete retaining wall system. The system included critical grading along beach front area and existing roadways and walkways. Vehicle barrier rails were incorporated into the design and concave structure included dissipative energy deflection. The process included critical pedestrian and vehicle realignment and traffic control. Due to the riparian area, the grading and conforming to existing natural bluff was paramount to the design and coastal permitting approval.

Owner Contact: John Nutt, 831.454.2160

East Cliff Drive

Santa Cruz, California

Testimonials

“Bothman’s experience and expertise has been a tremendous asset to our projects. The projects we worked on together ranged between 5 million and 10 million dollars and each has been complex for different reasons. One example is the Helen Diller Civic Center Playgrounds project, a 10 million dollar renovation in front of San Francisco City Hall over an existing parking structure from 1960. In addition to its high visibility and constant pedestrian traffic, the area is regularly booked for events. To add to the challenges of this project, the design included fully custom play structures that were manufactured and shipped from Germany. I strongly believe that Bothman is the only contractor we know with the skills to deliver this project successfully.“ Alejandra Chiesa, Bay Area Program Director, The Trust for Public Land

“On behalf of the West Valley Mission Community College District I want to express appreciation for your efforts. Your teamwork and careful planning have pushed this most import project for Mission College off to a great start! We are very pleased with the attention to the schedule, anticipating rain events and all of your actions to keep this project moving ahead of schedule.” Gaye Dabalos, Director, Facilities Construction, West Valley Mission Community College District

“The entire Gilbane team would like to recognize the work your team has done thus far on the MBR II project. Your field forces lead by Leo have done outstanding work pushing the schedule, while maintaining the upmost importance to safety. The Quality of work is outstanding, the IOR , Engineer and our QIC team are pleased with your quality of work; excavation, rebar and concrete placement and housekeeping have all been spot on . I personally cannot remember working with a more professional group of trades’ men. Leo and the rebar Forman Simon take care of any concerns raised by the IOR, and always go out of their way to work with the other contractors on site. The response from your office staff has been equally professional. RFI and submittal were done very well. You are one of the few contractors who have handled Eadoc without any issues. Sven and Marc have made the meetings and actively worked with the Design team to find solutions to problems.” Kurtis Packer, Superintendent, Gilbane Building Company

Mission College Main Building Replacement Phase II

“Bothman has been successful in bidding several VTA design-bid-build contracts in recent years, ranging in value from $3,000,000 to over $22,000,000. The largest and most challenging of the Bothman contracts was the Light Rail Transit - Downtown Platforms Retrofit Project. The Downtown Platforms Retrofit Project called for raising existing station platforms in Downtown San Jose's Transit Mall while maintaining light rail service throughout construction. Bothman delivered a quality project and conducted construction activities in a professional manner. Light rail service was maintained during construction. Business disruptions were very minimal as Bothman accelerated schedule to minimize construction durations at the same time adhered to a set of work hours geared to avoid peak business hours. Bothman also assigned a dedicated Community Liaison Officer that ensured prompt and accurate communications and responsive action to issues raised. The finished product has met and exceeded expectations.” Mark S. Robinson, Chief Engineering and Construction Officer, Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority

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