United States water, marine, electrical and critical-infrastructure contractor

Shimmick Construction Company, Inc.

Port of Los Angeles contract award slide naming Shimmick Construction Company for the Berths 49-51 project and recording the contract amount and delivery estimate

Port of Los Angeles; exact Shimmick Construction Company contract award slide for Specification 2815, without physical-progress information

Shimmick Construction Company, Inc. is the prime contractor selected by the Port of Los Angeles for the USD 61.290 million Berths 49-51 Outer Harbor Cruise Terminal Development.

Organization overview

United States water, marine, electrical and critical-infrastructure contractor

Geographic footprint: California, Pacific Northwest, Western United States, and Selected nationwide United States infrastructure markets. Core marine roles: Prime delivery of port and wharf rehabilitation, Alternative Maritime Power and ship-to-shore electrical systems, Marine piling, fendering and mooring infrastructure, and Concrete wharf repairs and structural modifications.

Project records 1 Last reviewed 8 August 2026

Type

United States water, marine, electrical and critical-infrastructure contractor

Active regions

California, Pacific Northwest, Western United States, Selected nationwide United States infrastructure markets

Marine works roles

Prime delivery of port and wharf rehabilitation, Alternative Maritime Power and ship-to-shore electrical systems, Marine piling, fendering and mooring infrastructure, Concrete wharf repairs and structural modifications, Water, sewer and site-utility integration, Electrical commissioning through wholly owned Axia Electric, Civil access, safety and security improvements

Role in marine infrastructure

Shimmick Construction Company, Inc. is the prime contractor selected by the Port of Los Angeles for the USD 61.290 million Berths 49-51 Outer Harbor Cruise Terminal Development. Its listed electrical subcontractor, Axia Electric LLC, is a wholly owned Shimmick Corporation subsidiary, a relationship confirmed by both Shimmick and the company's 2026 SEC subsidiary exhibit. Shimmick describes a nationwide critical-infrastructure practice with a strong Western United States and California presence across water resources, climate resilience, energy transition, electrical systems and sustainable transportation. The Port award establishes a current bid-stage role in shore power, wharf repair, piling, fenders, utilities and access improvements. Physical progress and final performance on Berths 49-51 remain unconfirmed.

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