08/18/2026
Higher education campuses need infrastructure improvements that respect the fact that learning, teaching, and daily operations are still happening around them π«π
That means planning work around pedestrian activity, parking access, building use, academic schedules, and existing campus circulation. Our higher education experience includes drainage improvements, site civil design, parking-area improvements, and construction-phase coordination developed with active campus conditions in mind. And what does that look like in practice?
βConstruction was recently completed in just eight months, four months ahead of the projected substantial completion date. This accelerated schedule was achievable because of the strong coordination and communication between the civil team, architectural design team, and the contractor. Throughout construction, whenever supplemental information or clarification was required, Mr. Di Loreto and his team consistently provided detailed sketches and direction that kept work progressing without interruption.β - JosΓ© Z. GonzΓ‘lez | PM, Alamo Colleges District
Careful planning helps institutions move necessary improvements forward while reducing disruption to students, faculty, staff, and visitors. If youβre looking for a civil engineering partner for an upcoming higher education opportunity, visit www.parracompany.com to learn more about our experience.