$90 million Portland water main project on tap
A project to construct a seismically resilient water supply line under the Willamette River will move forward after the Portland City Council approved a $73.5 million design-build contract with James W. Fowler Co.
James W. Fowler Company is Hiring!
James W. Fowler Company has immediate openings for a NCCCO certified Lattice Boom Crane Operator to work on a 100 ton crawler. If interested please send resume to [email protected]
James W. Fowler Has Immediate Openings for a NCCCO Certified Lattice Boom Crane Operator!
Send resume to [email protected]
Sub Contractors Requested for Minto Fish Collection Facility. Bids Due Feb. 11
James W. Fowler, Co. has requested sub contractor bids for the Detroit Dam and Reservoir – Minto Fish Collection Facility Rebuild Project. There are too many scopes of work that […]
Going sky high
A crew from James W. Fowler Company works with a German crew to set up a Bauer concrete slurry machine for drilling test panels as part of the Balch Creek Consolidation Conduit project for the city of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services.
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