Sukut Construction performed 1.1 million yards of mass grading to construct two large substation pads across 92 acres near Jacumba, California. Over 106,000 tons of aggregate base were placed for the substation area and under the paved access roads that Sukut also constructed as part of this project. Sukut installed drainage features such as box…Read more

On this project Sukut will construct approximately 2.2 million square feet of the compacted native access road for a 105 MW solar farm.Read more

The scope of work involves civil improvements to a 600 acre photovoltaic solar power plant in Paicines, CA. The project also includes demo, site grading and access road construction.Read more

This project in Panoche, San Benito County, CA, involves excavation and backfill of approximately 10 miles of medium voltage electrical cable trench, and approximately 17 miles of low voltage DC electrical cable trench.​Read more

The project included civil work for a 745-acre site, construction of various drainage improvements and culverts, and approximately 1.2 million square feet or access roads. In addition, Sukut excavated 500,000 cubic yards of dirt and constructed 3.5 million square feet of basins, as well as trenching and backfilling operations for approximately 78,000 linear feet of…Read more

Sukut was awarded the Summer and Winter Wheats Solar Civil Project, located in San Joaquin, CA. On this project Sukut will perform civil site preparation, grading and access road construction for a 22 MW solar plant. The work is scheduled to begin at the end of this month and last through the end of the…Read more

Sukut Construction completed the civil site preparation in 2012 for the Mojave Solar Project, a 280 megawatt (MW) gross parabolic trough plant in the Mojave Desert, west of Barstow, California. Sukut demolished existing infrastructure, cleared the 1,765 acre site of vegetation and moved about 3.8 million cubic yards of earth. The project then called for…Read more

Sukut constructed 80,000 cubic yards of soil cement lined slopes in a five mile storm water diversion channel surrounding a 2,200 acre solar energy plant in Blythe, California. Total scope of work consisted of moving 3.5 million cubic yards of dirt, as well as various other civil improvements including installation of site storm drain, pre-cast…Read more