Syblon Reid

Syblon Reid was awarded a contract by the Bureau of Reclamation to perform work on North Fork Screens and Ladders phase of the Battle Creek Salmon and Steelhead Restoration Project near the base of Mt. Lassen. The purpose of the project was to restore habitat for wildlife and anadromous fish while minimizing the loss of clean renewable energy produced by Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s Battle Creek Hydroelectric Project. The North Fork Screens and Ladders (NFSL) project consisted of work being performed at two separate sites simultaneously: the North Battle Creek Feeder Dam (NBCFD) and the Eagle Canyon Diversion Dam (ECDD). Both sites had difficult access and the work involved significant logistics challenges regarding manpower, equipment, and permanent materials due to the remote locations and distances from staging areas. #steelheadrestoration #northbattlecreek #mtlassen #syblonreid

During a geologic event, a rock dome adjacent to Twain Harte Dam experienced active exfoliation – a form of mechanical weathering – causing damage near the abutment. The repair project scope of work included installing a new 30-inch diameter low level outlet, placing 319 cubic yards of shotcrete on a 40 degree slope, and removing and rebuilding the damaged sections of the dam at the left abutment. #twainharteca #constructionengineeringwork #constructioncrew

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Our clients depend on us to provide solutions to non-recurring, high-hazard, high-risk projects. We pride ourselves on our ability to evaluate difficult situations and/or projects, and use our experience and highly trained resources to develop safe, efficient, economical, and environmentally sound solutions. We develop detailed technical plans that incorporate innovative construction means and methods that support overall project objectives. It is our commitment to embrace the owner’s challenges as if they are our own. The long-term success of Syblon Reid depends on our reputation and our ability to satisfy our clients. #syblonreid #companyculture #companyculturematters

The Lake Sabrina Auxiliary Spillway Improvement project comprised replacing the existing spillway slab and constructing a new reinforced concrete retaining wall along the side of the main spillway.  The new reinforced concrete slab was placed over compacted soil and a slurry base with riprap and a curb to direct surface runoff. Prior to the demolition of any existing structures, such as the auxiliary spillway slab and wall, the contractor performed potholing to confirm that there was no flowing/standing water within areas that could affect the work and safety. Partnering with our concrete supplier, pump company, and admixture company, Syblon Reid pumped approximately 300 cubic yards of concrete over 1,000 feet due to limited access for trucks into the work site.

Water is our specialty! We impound it, convey it, divert it, analyze it, put things into it, and take things out of it. We provide innovative solutions for the implementation of treatment systems to remove compounds such as hexavalent chromium, perchlorate, magnesium, natural occurring asbestos, arsenic, and heavy metals from surface water, acid mine water, and groundwater (“pump and treat”). Our extensive environmental remediation experience encompasses the removal of pollutants and contaminants from both groundwater and surface water. #waterconstruction #watertreatment #watertreatmentsystem #environmentalremediation

The Moe’s Bar Spawning Habitat Replacement project involved the replacement of spawning gravels in the Feather River below Oroville Dam adjacent to the Feather River Fish Hatchery. The work was performed under a separate construction order as part of the Oroville Dam Spillway Emergency Response Project. The scope of work included: • Repairing culverts over the Hatchery Side Channel. • Transporting and placing 5,000 cubic yards of gravel. • Achieving a gravel bed depth of 1-foot in three areas. • Achieving a gravel bed depth of 2-feet in Moe’s Side Channel, with a rough surface. • Using excavated materials in two gravel replacement areas. #syblonreid #contractorservices #engineeringcontractors #generalengineering #constructionindustry #constructioncrew #folsomca

“...I will certainly not hesitate to reach out to you, and the entire Syblon Reid team, in the future for work that the Agency needs done. You all were great to work with, and I look forward to it again!” Creating a sense of value and care for our clients drives us to excel. When we put their best interests at the forefront, everyone wins – our clients, our team, and our community.

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The project at Grizzly Tunnel focused on clearing accumulated debris from the rock trap. Activities included setting up equipment, removing the surge shaft grating, accessing the tunnel through the penstock hatch, installing safety measures, lighting, and a bypass system. Spoils were transported using a crane, skip box, and dump truck to Staging Area 1 at Lower Bucks. The process ensured thorough debris removal while prioritizing safety and environmental considerations. #syblonreid #contractorservices #engineeringcontractors #generalengineering #constructionindustry #constructioncrew #folsomca