Tacoma Housing Authority
Tunista installed a multi-segment storm detention precast concrete system.
Category: Underground Utility Repair, Retrofitting & Installation
Underground Utility Repair, Retrofitting & Installation
Tacoma Convention Center
Tunista performed all site utilities, structural excavations and supported lagging wall installation.
Flora Pond Coalescing Filter Chamber and Detention System Rehabilitation
This project represents Tunista Constructions ability to manage highly sensitive environmental areas, while managing contaminated soils and technically complex water filtering and discharging systems.
Repair Substation #2 at Naval Base Kitsap
Tunista Construction was tasked with removing several thousand tons of incorrectly procured and placed ballast rock, grading to design grades and slopes and then re-placing all of the 8,000ohm replacement ballast rock for Substation #2 at Bangor Naval Base Kitsap, for its primary substation adjacent to the powerhouse, with secondary feed from Bonneville and PSE.
State Route 530 Trafton Creek & Schoolyard Creek Fish Passage
The City of Tacoma Public Works Department needed new seismic and nonconductive 42”-48” diameter steel pipe spools installed on their 650’ diameter x 20’ deep concrete reservoir located in the downtown Tacoma Washington area.
Clover Park Technical College
Tunista Construction was awarded the contract for all site civil activities which were inclusive of: Utility cut, cap, and demolition, 10,000cy of contaminated materials export, sequential site utility demolition, all site utilities for gas, water, sewer, fire and a Contech storm water detention gallery with inspection
JBLM McChord Airfield
The McChord Bridge Repair project was a huge success. The Department of Defense declared a National Emergency when air operations were impacted after the failure of the old culvert passing under the McChord runway.
I-90 Coal Mine Wall MP 18.85 to MP 23.10
WSDOT set out to rehabilitate the median between east and west bound traffic on I-90 in the spring of 2021
VA American Lake – Fiber Backbone Upgrade
One of the critical pieces of expansion was the need for a new fiberoptic trunk line or “backbone” into the medical campus, which would then have a multitude of secondary distribution conduits providing fiberoptic throughout the necessary buildings on the campus, winding on and off roads, in and out of historically sensitive areas, and throughout years of unknown infrastructure placement for natural gas, steam ducts, communication ducts, fire systems, domestic water, power and irrigation.