Since Drought is the New Normal, Why Aren’t We Maximizing Proposition 1 Funds?
The following Commentary by Cordoba Corporation Managing Partner Maria Mehranian was published on Fox & Hounds Daily on March 1, 2018: In recent Fox & Hounds columns, Fox & Hounds Editor and Co-Publisher Joel Fox and the Bay Area Council’s Vice President for Public Policy Adrian Covert rightfully question why the $2.7 billion dollars set […]
Cordoba Corporation’s Ethan Casaday Featured in Esri Article Regarding Implementation of New Environmental Compliance Tool
Cordoba’s Ethan Casaday, Environmental Compliance Manager on the California High-Speed Rail Project, is featured in the enclosed Esri article discussing how he and his team members at the California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) have developed and implemented CHSRA’s Environmental Mitigation & Management Application (EMMA) 2.0, which uses GIS technology to enhance environmental compliance tracking and […]
Cordoba Corporation Celebrates #EngineersWeek2018 !
Cordoba Corporation is pleased to celebrate #EngineersWeek2018 by highlighting the experience, skills and insights from some of our talented engineers. These team members are serving in a wide variety of positions on projects across the state and represent different viewpoints, disciplines and experiences. They join our entire Engineering Team in celebrating #EngineersWeek 2018 and Making […]
Water and the California Dream
The following Commentary by Cordoba Corporation Managing Partner Maria Mehranian was published by the Pacific Council on International Policy on its website on January 26, 2018: “As California goes, so goes the nation.” This popular quote, attributed to Xavier Becerra, is applicable to so many unique aspects of the Golden State. Earthquake jokes aside, we are […]
Cordoba Corporation Senior Vice President Henry Martinez Featured in Orange County Register Article Focused on Latino STEM Students
Latino STEM students get advice from Cal State Fullerton engineering alum From the Orange County Register, January 24, 2018 – By Reporter Wendy Fawthrop When Henry Martinez talks to Latino college students about STEM careers, he knows what heights they are capable of reaching. He also knows what might hold them back from that climb. […]
Cordoba Corporation Senior Vice President and CSUF Engineering Alumnus Henry Martinez Shares STEM Success in Corporate America
From the California State University News Service – November 29, 2017 For alumnus Henry Martinez, the transition from high school to college was tough. As the first member of his family to go college, studying electrical engineering didn’t make it any easier. But with determination and the right skill set, anything is possible, Martinez […]
Preparing for the Next Drought… New Proposal to Boost Water Supplies Gains Traction
The following Commentary by Cordoba Corporation Managing Partner Maria Mehranian was published on Fox & Hounds Daily on September 12, 2017: Legislation – AB 1180 (Holden) – pending in Sacramento will open the door for voters in Los Angeles County to consider a ballot measure proposal that will better prepare Southern California for the next […]
Cordoba Corporation Congratulates Air Sciences for Owens Lake Dust Mitigation Project Recognition from LADWP
Cordoba Corporation salutes Air Sciences, Inc. for being recognized by the Los Angeles Department of Water & Power (LADWP) as “Professional Services Contractor of the Year” for its leadership role on the Owens Lake Dust Mitigation Project at LADWP’s recent “Transforming Connectivity” vendor event. The Transforming Connectivity event was organized by LADWP to help promote […]
Cordoba Recognized by ENR Magazine!
Cordoba has been recognized by Engineering News-Record (ENR) as a Top 50 Program Management Firm, and listed among the Top 100 Construction Management-for-Fee Firms in the publication’s annual rankings. ENR is a national publication and the competition included multi-national firms with offices throughout the country. This ranking is significant given Cordoba’s exclusive focus on projects […]
The Berkeley Center for Cities and Schools Publishes Report on School Infrastructure
The Berkeley Center for Cities and Schools recently published a new report – Adequate & Equitable U.S. PK-12 Infrastructure. This report identifies 55 priority actions to address the systemic problems of delivering adequate and equitable public school facilities. Members of the CA Proposition 39 (Clean Energy & Jobs Act) Citizens Oversight Board (COB), which Cordoba’s […]
