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GENERAL OVERVIEW
Regina Talamantez Stevens was born and raised
in Southern California. Regina received a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil
Engineering from the California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
After receiving her degree, she spent the first seven years of her career
working as a civil engineer for the California Department of Transportation,
Office of Structures Construction. In 1997, Regina changed her direction of her
career, and went to work in the private industry as a consultant in Construction
Management.
Today, Regina is a licensed Civil Engineer in the State of California and has
over 17 years of Construction Management experience. Regina’s been an
established and accomplished Resident Engineer and Project Manager for Lim and
Nascimento Engineering Corporation for the past 10 years. Her Construction
Management experience includes construction in General Heavy Civil, Highway,
Bridge, and Roadway projects ranging in construction value of $500,000 to $50
Million.
Regina duties encompassed all aspects of construction contract administration,
engineering and inspection, materials management, safety compliance, document
control, quality control/quality assurance, cost estimation, claims analyst,
processing change orders, fact finding, mitigation of claims, negotiations, and
project completion.
Her experience and concrete bridge construction, seismic retrofits, Railroad
Grade Separation Projects, and multiple connector bridges. Her Special projects
Regina worked on were the 110/105 Interchange, 5/405 Interchange, and the 15/40
Interchange.
EDUCATION
BSCE, Civil Engineering,
Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES
Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Civil Engineer
State of California
C-59264
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITIONS
Outstanding Service Award
Orange County Engineering Council (OCEC)
Nogales Street Grade Separation and Shoofly Construction Project.
Project of the Year Award
Orange County Engineering Council (OCEC)
Nogales Street Grade Separation and Shoofly Construction Project.
Project of the Year Award
Construction Managers Association of America (CMAA)
Nogales Street Grade Separation and Shoofly Construction Project.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Member, American Society of Civil Engineers
Member, American Public Works Association
Member, Women Transportation Seminar
Member, Construction Managers Association of America
Member, National Register’s - Who’s Who in Executives and Professionals,
2005-2006 Edition
EDUCATION RELATED EXPERIENCE/TRAINING
Confined Space, Lead, and Hazardous Waste
CPR/First Aid,
Falsework/Trenching and Shoring,
Foundation Evaluation
Concrete Technology Training
Scheduling Tips, Tricks, and Traps
Hazwoper
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Brea Canyon Road Grade Separation Project, Los Angeles County, CA
Nogales Street Grade Separation and Shoofly Grading Construction, Los Angeles County, CA
Ten Bridge Seismic Retrofit Project, City of San Bernardino
Avenue S/ SR-14 Ramp & Signal Improvement Project, City of Palmdale
Pearblossom Highway-Overlay and Widening Project, City of Palmdale
Market Street Bridge Widening and Seismic Retrofit Project, Riverside, CA
Anderson Street Bridge Seismic Retrofit Project, City of Loma Linda, CA
Mojave River Bridge, Victorville, CA
River Road and Chimney Rock Bridge Projects, San Luis Obispo County, CA
I-15/I-40 Interchange Construction Projects; Caltrans District 8, Barstow, CA
I-5 Widenings in South Orange County, Caltrans District 12
Bridge Widenings and Barrier Replacements, Caltrans District 12 OSC
San Juan Creek Bridge O.C., Caltrans District 12 OSC
Route 405/I-5 Interchange, Orange County, CA
Route 110/I-105 Freeway Interchange Project, Los Angeles, CA
