Current Projects

PROJECT NUMBER LOCATION PROJECT NAME Action
24004 Vancouver, WA SEH Pump Station Improvements View Project
24003 Three Rivers Regional Wastewater Authority Primary Clarifier, Hauled Waste, Aerobic Digester, and Dryer Upgrades View Project
24002 Washougal, WA Biosolids Handling Facilities View Project
24001 Seattle, WA Aurora & 102nd Ped Bridge Seismic Retrofit View Project
23012 Portland, OR Amtrak – Union Station Fueling Improvements View Project
23010 Lincoln County, OR US101 Frontage Road: Ben Jones (Rocky Creek) Bridge View Project
23009 Port Orchard Marina Pump Station Improvements View Project
23005 Lane County, OR OR58 Coast Fork Willamette River to Lower Salt Creek Bridges View Project
22022 Seattle, WA PS 62, 63 and 71 Improvements View Project
22021 Boise, ID Hidden Hollow RNG View Project
22020 Dayton, OR Utility Bridge Main Span View Project
22018 Portland, OR Terminal 5 Berth 503 Rehabilitation View Project
22016 Yelm, WA WRF Phase 2 Upgrades View Project
22010 Stevenson, WA Stevenson, WA – WWTP Improvements Ph 1 View Project
22007 Birkenfeld, OR Fishhawk Lake Dam Spillway & Fish Passage Impr. View Project
22003 Roseburg, OR Landfill Leachate Pre-Treatment Plant View Project
22002 Portland, OR CBWTP Headworks Screening Improvements View Project
21009 Richmond, CA Raven SR – Waste to Hydrogen View Project
21007 Seattle, WA WPTP Digester 1-5 LSG Pipe Replacement View Project
21006 Colorado Lost Creek & Prospect Valley Dairies View Project
21006 Roggen, CO Lost Creek Dairy View Project
21002 Seattle, WA WPTP Primary Sed Area Roof Structure View Project

Stellar J Corporation is an equal opportunity employer, and actively solicits bids from all Minority Business Enterprises (MBE), Women Owned Business Enterprises (WBE), Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE), and Small Business Enterprises (SBE).

NOTE: Project Drawings, Specifications, and Addenda are made available for download as a courtesy to Stellar J’s vendors and subcontractors. Many are only scanned reproductions, and are not necessarily to scale. Users are cautioned to always verify scale.

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