For Mark Orebiyi, a project engineer for Clark Water in Virginia, giving back to the community has always been something that he has cherished. Born in Washington, DC and raised in Montgomery County, Maryland by Nigerian parents, Mark became active in his community at an early age through his church.
This fall’s football home opener for the San Diego State University (SDSU) Aztecs kicked off an exciting new era for the school.
On the eve of Greenbuild 2022 in San Francisco, Clark Construction hosted a diverse cross-sector networking event for more than 40 industry professionals.
At Clark, we are proud to be made up of individuals from a variety of backgrounds and talents. Our “Under the Hard Hat” series is designed to showcase the diverse people who make up the Clark team.
We recently sat down with Jennifer Lies, a project engineer at Clark, to learn about her background and what brought her to Clark.
When making comparisons to Project Speedway, the 2.7-million-square-foot e-commerce fulfillment center currently under construction in Richmond, the Museum of the Bible on the National Mall in Washington, DC is not the first project that comes to mind. But if you dig beyond the surface, a common
The Plane Train Tunnel West Extension project at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (HJAIA) is progressing on multiple fronts to improve passenger capacity of the Plane Train, the iconic automated people mover (APM) that connects the airport’s seven concourses with the domestic and international terminals.
Constructed in Ellicott City, Maryland, in 1843 to house the county judicial system and related programs, the original Howard County Courthouse could no longer accommodate the increased caseload that had come with a steadily growing local population.
At Clark, we are proud to be made up of individuals from a variety of backgrounds and talents. Our “Under the Hard Hat” series is designed to showcase the diverse people who make up the Clark team.
In honor of Pride Month, we recently sat down with Mario Lio Peltroche, a preconstruction manager at Clark, to learn about their background and what Pride month means to them.
At Clark, we are proud to be made up of individuals from a variety of backgrounds and talents. Our “Under the Hard Hat” series is designed to showcase the diverse people who make up the Clark team.
In honor of Pride Month, we recently sat down with Anderson Gradel, a project engineer at Clark working in San Diego, to learn about her background and what Pride month means to her.
The projects that Clark Construction delivers would not be possible without the hard work, dedication, and intricate craftsmanship of its trade contractors.
This year, the Washington Building Congress (WBC) recognized Clark contractors with 19 Craftsmanship Awards for their exceptional workmanship on 10 projects throughout the Washington, DC area.
