On April 4, 2009, six outstanding projects built by AGC of California contractors were chosen as winners in the Twenty-Second Annual Associated General Contractors of California's Constructor Awards program.

The winning projects, along with all of the Constructor Awards finalists named in this year’s competition, were honored as the “best of the best” in California construction during the 2009 Awards Banquet and presentation at The Marriott Newport Beach Hotel & Spa on April 4. The prestigious black tie event, the “Oscars” evening for the construction industry, was attended by over 280 people from top construction firms throughout the state.

The 2009 AGC of California Constructor Award winners and finalists spanned a diverse array of project types from throughout California. Each of the winners received the specially commissioned award – a solid bronze sculpture weighing nearly six pounds and depicting a surveyor with hardhat and transit. The six winners were chosen from a field of 17 previously announced finalists, all of whom were spotlighted during the awards evening with each team receiving a finalist plaque recognizing their outstanding efforts in construction. Constructor winners and finalists are all AGC members

Reyes Construction, Inc. was the recipient of the Excellence in Project Management for Projects $5 Million or Below for project Repair Navigation Aid and Lighting to runway 3-21 and 9-27 in Point Mugu, CA

Myriad design, environmental and timing constraints presented Reyes Construction, Inc. with a variety of project management challenges on a project to Repair Navigational Aids and Lighting to Runways 3-21 and 9-27 in Point Mugu, CA. Reyes undertook the project for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Southwest Division (NAVFAC).

The scope of work included complete design and constructions of the Airfield Lighting Strobe Pier at the Naval Base Ventura County. The purpose of this pier is to extend the Short Approach Lighting System of navigational lighting for Runways 3-21 and 9-27, which serve as navigational aids for aircraft landing at the facility.