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Sacramento, CA (est. 2008 )

Division Manager: Tammi Rapozo
Featured Projects: Sutter MOB; Kaiser Vallejo Hospital; Sacramento Airport,
Landside Terminal B; Digital Reality Trust, Data Center; Queen of the Valley
Hospital North Tower; SMUD Headquarters; Golden 1 Center
Primary Services: High Rise, Mixed Use, Healthcare, Datacenter, Transportation,
Service Work

Golden 1 Center In 2008 the Sacramento Office opened with five employees in West Sacramento.
The staff continued to grow and, in 2010, the office moved to the current
location in the Natomas area that included a larger warehouse space to accommodate Pre-Fab. In
2018, a service division was introduced along with new service vans. The Sacramento is active in the community by proudly
supporting the Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services.

San Francisco, CA (est. 1971)

ROSENDIN Division Manager: Jim Millett

Featured Projects: Transbay Transit Center;
Interstate 580; California Academy of
Science, high profile stadium
The San Francisco office opened it's doors
in 1971 and in 2018 has 55 employees in
project management, purchasing, security,
business development, and estimating. The T ransbay T ransit Center
team is deeply involved in college recruiting
efforts with several of the Division's Project Managers and Asst. Project
M oses Rosendin, an immigrant from Mexico and In the early 1950s, at the ages of 21 and 24, Ray and Managers who began their careers through Rosendin's internship program.

Lou Rosendin took over the family business with
a war veteran, saw a need in the agricultural
San Jose, CA (est. 1919) - Corporate Headquarters
industry and in 1919 he started Rosendin
to grow and did electrical work for many large
Motor Works in a small metal building behind his fewer than 100 employees. The company continued
house in San Jose, CA. In the beginning, Rosendin corporations, some that Rosendin still work with Division Managers: Brian Greene (Highway Group - San Jose); Alan Frese (Bay Area
consisted of a small team and moved operations to today. Special Projects); Todd Mazza (Bay Area outside San Francisco); Randy Sessler
78 Race Street where the company's primary job (Network Services - Bay Area); Andy Miller (Bay Area Special Projects); Dustin
was wiring and repairing broken water pumps for In 1992, the Rosendin family made the decision Cognetti (Aviation)
farmers in the area. to sell the company to the employees. This Featured Projects: San Jose City Hall, San Jose International Airport, Vantage,
was a gradual change and the time line was to Highways (Toll Lane and Security)
As Rosendin rapidly grew in the 1920's, Moses have ownership completed by 2015. Rosendin's San Jose, CA is home to two Rosendin offices: Corporate Headquarters on
Rosendin knew the importance of relationships and employees were so motivated and inspired at the Mabury Road, and Finance and Engineering on Orchard Parkway. Rosendin's
executive team and many of the company's department heads call San Jose home. The
being true to your word. In 1929, the stock market thought of ownership of the company that the San Jose International Airport
crashed and Rosendin was able to withstand the transaction was completed by 2000 and Rosendin Corporate Headquarters site includes an on-site fleet shop, and separate warehouse and prefab building
worst economic era of our history. Electric became 100% employee-owned. where Rosendin's longest standing employees have spent 40+ years.

During the beginning of World War II, Rosendin Today, Rosendin has nearly 6,000 employees, has
, VA acquired contracts with Pacific Bridge, a ship been entirely employee-owned since 2000, and has Anaheim, CA (est. 1983)
building company and Moses Rosendin did a lot of
Division Managers: offices throughout the U.S. Revenues also grew, from
government work at cost because he felt it was his
Population: about $80 million a year in 1992 to nearly $2 billion Division Managers: Kevin Homan, Rick Gonzales, Nate Williams, Joe
Pagan, Brian Smith, Jeff Seymour, John Messick, Kirk Condurachi
annually today.
duty as a citizen to help the country. There was a lot
Departments: Featured Projects: Wilshire Grand; Anaheim Convention Center;
of construction after WWII with subdivisions and
Division: Read on to see our journey. multiple solar and wind farms
schools. After three decades of growth, adversity,
war efforts, and an economy that was booming
Primary Service: In 1983, the Los Angeles office opened with five employees. In 2018, the office moved to
like never before, the company went through a
Major Clients: Anaheim and supports 10 of Rosendin's Divisions and various departments including the
transition.
Renewable Energy Group, Special Projects, Estimating, Purchasing, Data, Transportation,
Unique Programs: Business Development and Project Management. The newly designed Anaheim office is full
Charities: of "green" features including a Living Wall, solar rooftop, EV Chargers, and one of the largest
Pre-Fab areas within the company. Each year, the Renewables Energy Group holds an Annual
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Wilshire Grand