CAM-DUTRA JV-II LLC

CAM-DUTRA JV-II LLC specializes in heavy civil engineering construction with a focused expertise in dredging, levee improvements, erosion control, and debris removal operations. The firm delivers mission-critical infrastructure maintenance and restoration services in coastal, riverine, and estuarine environments, employing precision hydraulic dredging, structural reinforcement, and sediment management techniques to ensure long-term environmental and structural integrity. Their technical proficiency includes working in sensitive ecological zones under stringent regulatory frameworks, with demonstrated experience in executing complex, time-sensitive projects for federal agencies requiring compliance with Army Corps of Engineers standards and environmental permitting protocols. The contractor maintains a strong working relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering maintenance dredging and flood risk reduction projects at military and strategic waterways, including U.S. Coast Guard facilities. They also support the Department of Homeland Security with critical infrastructure resilience initiatives, particularly in maritime domain protection and port access channel maintenance. Their work with W075 Endist San Francisco further indicates established coordination with Army Corps of Engineers district offices on regional civil works projects. CAM-DUTRA JV-II LLC operates primarily under NAICS 237990, which encompasses other heavy and civil engineering construction—specifically non-building infrastructure such as waterways, levees, and coastal defenses. This positions them as a niche player in federal civil works, with vertical specialization in aquatic infrastructure lifecycle management. Their focus on maintenance and emergency response projects underscores a capability to operate under dynamic conditions with minimal disruption to operational waterways. As a joint venture structured under entity code 2K, the firm operates as a small business entity without federal certifications. Based in Palo Alto, California, they maintain a strategic presence on the West Coast, enabling rapid mobilization for Pacific-region federal projects and close coordination with regional Army Corps and DHS field offices. Their operational footprint reflects deep familiarity with California and Pacific Northwest coastal engineering challenges.