Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. began heavy civil construction in San Francisco in 1981. Within a short time, the company expanded its operations to include track-work and soon became recognized as one of the Bay Area’s leading contractors in light rail, cable car, and trolley line construction. Over the years we have grown to become one of the West Coast’s largest urban heavy civil contractors and one of the nation’s best public transit construction firms. We specialize in best value opportunities.

Stacy and Witbeck offers a full range of dedicated resources to owners requiring construction and management services on complex transit projects. Our professionals excel at constructability and value engineering solutions. With around-the-clock workforces experience in underground, roadway, track, structures, station and maintenance facility construction we can set schedules designed to reduce costs and minimize revenue downtime. Since our business is focused on the needs of public transit agencies and commuter railroads, we understand the needs of these customers. Timely, safe projects with minimal impact to communities are our trademark. Our reputation for excellence is our most important asset.

Organization

At the forefront of our successful company is the high caliber of the employees. All the members of our management and field staff are highly trained, skilled and resourceful who continually demonstrate remarkable expertise with each new project we encounter. As an employee owned company, Stacy and Witbeck’s assets are managed by those closest to the work - the employees. We consider this a key foundation of our success and one of the reasons our project teams consistently go the extra mile to keep projects on track and our customers satisfied.

Financial Strength
Through well planned expansion and growth Stacy and Witbeck is now building single projects greater than $400 million in value while continuing its small job business activity for transit customers. Based on the company's solid business plan and superior business practices the company's bonding capacity and credit stature are more than adequate to support all of its endeavors and provide continuing service for its customers.