The scope includes the design and construction of multiple state-of-the-art facilities: a three-story Booking and Release Center with four courtrooms and dormitory-style holding cells, a four-story headquarters housing MDCR’s administrative offices, and an adjacent column-free warehouse. The project also features reconfigured site infrastructure, including illuminated asphalt lots and a 500-vehicle parking garage, as well as a central energy plant equipped with advanced electrical and mechanical systems.

In San Diego, OHLA USA has been awarded a $123 million contract for the construction of the Alvarado 2nd Pipeline Extension. This critical infrastructure project will enhance the City of San Diego’s ability to provide reliable and sustainable water service to 1.4 million residents. The project involves the installation of approximately 10 miles of new 24-inch and 48-inch transmission mains in the Mission Valley and Mission Bay areas, connecting to the existing Alvarado Pipeline and the recently completed Pacific Beach Pipeline. By extending and replacing aging water pipelines, OHLA USA will play a key role in improving water distribution throughout San Diego, with a focus on efficient delivery to coastal communities.

These awards highlight OHLA’s commitment to delivering high-quality construction and infrastructure projects that meet the evolving needs of the communities they serve.

U.S., a strategic market for OHLA 

OHLA opened for business in the U.S. market in 2006 and operates in Florida, New York, California, Maryland, Massachusetts, and Illinois. The company is involved in major contracts such as the Purple Line Light Rail in Maryland, the I-5 North County Enhancements project in California, and several contracts on the Tri-State Tollway in Illinois, as well as the South Corridor Bus Rapid Transit project in Florida.