Sukut Construction celebrated its 50th Anniversary Nov. 1 at the Orange County Great Park in Irvine, Calif., inside Hangar 224.

Clients, vendors, government officials, friends and retired Sukut employees joined current employees to celebrate the milestone.

Myron Sukut, founder of Sukut Construction, and Michael Crawford, CEO of Sukut Construction, addressed attendees, thanking them for their contributions to the company's long-time success. Sergio Prince, Orange County board of supervisors community relations advisor; Sen. Patricia Bates; and Assemblyman Bill Brough also spoke to attendees.

Sukut received resolutions and proclamations from the Assembly, California Senate and the Orange County Board of Supervisors, congratulating the civil-engineering contractor on 50 years of excellence and service as one of the industry leaders.

From a two-man operation in 1968 to a respected, top-rated company, specializing in residential grading, public works, environmental, energy and joint venture markets, Sukut Construction has been lauded for its work on a wide variety of projects.

The Santa Ana, Calif.-based company has earned more than 30 industry honors, including Contractor of the Year and Best Company to Work for.

For more information, visit www.sukut.com.

Guests arrive to this unique entrance at Hangar 244 to celebrate Sukut Construction’s 50th Anniversary.  

Michael Crawford (2nd from R), CEO of Sukut Construction, receives resolutions and proclamations from (L-R) Sergio Prince, Ocean County Board of Supervisors community relations advisor; Sen. Patricia Bates; and Assemblyman Bill Brough. The resolutions and proclamations congratulate Sukut on 50 years of excellence and service.  

Sukut held its 50th Anniversary celebration at the Orange County Great Park in Irvine, Calif., inside Hangar 224.  

Denny Anderson (L), superintendent of Sukut Construction, and Steve Yurosek, president of Sukut Construction, celebrate the company’s 50th anniversary.  

Guests arrive to this unique entrance at Hangar 244 to celebrate Sukut Construction’s 50th Anniversary.  

Sukut’s new Cat D9T Tier IV Final was on site for the celebration. The machine will be transferred to Sukut’s Trampas Canyon Dam and Reservoir project.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Today's top stories

Webber Ahead of Plans On I-10 Widening in Texas

Progress Continues On $250M Columbus LOT Project

Volvo Holiday Lights, Fan Voting Begin

Work Continues On Largest Project in NYSDOT History

Case Introduces Limited Signature Edition Backhoe Loader for Iconic Presence On Job Site

VIDEO: Norwalk, Conn.'s Fire-Damaged I-95 Overpass Reopens Early, $3.2M Under Budget

Six Small Bridges in Plymouth, Vt., to Be Replaced Over Two Years Starting Next Summer

FAE's Expands Range With Its New SFL Multitask Head