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SF Collaborative Partnering Award
– After 61 years of Cherry Dam’s original outlet facilities, the San Francisco Public Utility Commissions contracted Anvil to rehabilitate the outlet facility. The Cherry Dam project consisted of the removal and replacement of 66-inch hollow jet valves as well…
Fall Events With Anvil Builders
– This fall, Anvil is attending multiple campus career fairs including Montana State University, University of the Pacific, California Polytechnic State University, UC Berkeley, Oregon State University and Stanford University. Celebrating hard work with our second annual company picnic this…
Act Two: Anvil Builders Co-Founder Helps Push Prevailing Wage Campaign
– HT SUPPORTING PREVAILING WAGE LAWS TO HELP VETERANS HT Tran, Anvil Builders co-founder and former CEO, is featured in a pair of local TV and online ads as part of a multi-state public information campaign launching in California and…
Anvil Builders projects earn merit from landscape architects
– ANVIL BUILDERS PROJECTS EARN ARCHITECTURAL MERIT AWARDS Two San Francisco projects that used Anvil Builders personnel and project expertise were recently lauded by the American Society of Landscape Architects Northern California Chapter as deserving recognition for beauty and functionality.…
Veterans Never Stop Serving
– Surface Shields™ has proudly partnered with nationally recognized Anvil Builders in the launch of ‘Never Stop Serving,’ an awareness campaign for Sentinels of Freedom, a 501(c)(3) Veterans service organization. For over a decade, Sentinels of Freedom has been…
Webcor Celebrates SF Small Business Week
– Webcor Builders (Webcor) is committed to providing opportunities for small businesses in all of our public works, private and federal projects. Part of Webcor’s business strategy is to promote the participation of small business on their projects and…
A Business with a Mission
– A Business with a Mission: Construction Firm that Aids Veterans Grows with Bond Producer’s Guidance HIEN MANH “HT” Tran understands firsthand the problems faced by service members leaving the military; his own life-threatening injuries, suffered while he was…
Female Carpenter Loves Rough-and-Tumble Work
– Natasha Arnold is the only 5’1” female carpenter’s apprentice working on San Francisco’s Transbay Transit Center—the biggest transportation terminal on the West Coast. “The jobsite workforce is 99% male,” says Arnold, adding that she’s used to being one…