Experience Matters
Safeguarding a Thriving Civilization
At TAIT, we are engineers to our core. We are passionate about ensuring that society can thrive. Our infrastructure is essential for our modern world, and we take pride in its progress.
Our holistic approach to projects enables our engineering teams to work seamlessly with our in-house survey crews. This is where value engineering happens.
We always take pride utilizing the most innovative technologies, and leveraging these technologies with our tremendously creative and experienced engineering professionals.
Since 1964
Our company has grown to serve clients across the world for over 55 years.
Featured Engineering Projects
Sacramento, CA
The Plaza Lofts in Sacramento, CA is a 7-story mixed use development that encompasses half a city block in the downtown area. It includes underground parking, a retail space at street level, and residential housing above. TAIT provided all of the civil engineering services for the project.
Tustin, CA
Columbus Square is a 105-acre residential development located in Tustin, CA. TAIT was the Engineer of Record for the project, providing civil engineering services from start to finish.
Los Angeles, CA
The Citadel Outlet mall is one of LA's premier shopping destinations with more than 115 top brand name stores and restaurants. TAIT provided civil engineering services for the expansion and construction of the upgraded facility and new 5 story parking structure.
Tustin, CA
The Tustin Metrolink Station in Tustin, CA recently underwent a redevelopment and expansion valued at over $17 million. TAIT was on a team that provided civil engineering design, utility design, and survey/mapping services for expansion which included the addition of a 5-story parking structure.
El Segundo, CA
The DirecTV Campus in El Segundo, CA is a state of the art facility which features a number of plazas, courtyards, and even an outdoor Bocce Ball court. The office is home to 2,000 employees and is over 650,000 sq. ft. TAIT was the civil engineer for this major site improvement project which was a collaborative effort with Kilroy Realty Corporation.
Huntington Beach, CA
The up and coming luxury hotel called Pasea Hotel & Spa is set to be a dominant attraction for tourists to Huntington Beach’s ocean view by the pier. Prepared by TAIT’s expert civil engineering design services, it will offer eight stories totaling in 250 rooms, all with views of the shore break, community event lawn, ballroom and meeting room space, a spa, outdoor pool, and restaurants, including one on the roof. The site will also provide a two-story subterranean parking structure to accommodate guests.
Downey, CA
The Promenade at Downey is set to become Downey’s new community gathering and tourism destination, featuring retail, dining, and entertainment with a one of a kind history. The mixed use development will feature an assortment of premiere retailers, with Wal-Mart anchoring Phase 1. TAIT is the civil engineer of record for the entire project, providing Project Management and Civil Engineering/Survey services from concept to completion.
Redlands, CA
The Redlands Packing House District is set to be a premiere shopping center at the entrance to downtown Redlands, CA. It is an 88,075 square-foot development featuring stylistically historic brick building packing house design with a variety of retail and restaurant tenants, including Sprouts Farmers Market as an anchor. The center is in close proximity to other main Redlands attractions, such as the up and coming Krikorian Theater. TAIT provided site, civil, and survey engineering for the District from concept to completion.
Los Angeles, CA
TAIT was retained by Cedar-Sinai Medical Center to provide surveying and engineering services as part of the seismic upgrade to their SSB-3 West Lab in Los Angeles, California. Prior to the start of construction, the contractor needed an accurate survey of the existing improvements at the planned locations of the OXO frames that would provide seismic resistance to ground movement for the existing four story structure. TAIT’s two person survey crew collected data and took shots of the existing improvements that would interfere with the proposed construction. The information was then provided to the design team to make needed adjustments in placement of the caissons.
