Hultgren-Tillis Engineers

Mr. Tillis is responsible for day to day operations, while concurrently managing and overseeing numerous geotechnical engineering projects each year. His experience includes management of complex levee, dam and earthwork projects for local and state agencies. His recent experience includes planning, design and implementation of construction for over 100 miles of levees in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.

Hultgren - Tillis Engineers' water resources work has been primarily for levee districts, municipal improvement districts, conservation agencies, and private land owners. More than half of Hultgren - Tillis Engineers' professional effort in recent years has been on flood protection infrastructure projects.

Hultgren - Tillis Engineers has policies and procedures in place to meet the requirements for its on-going work at refineries and chemical plants. This includes a drug-free workplace, industrial site safety training, and TWIC badges. Hultgren - Tillis Engineers maintains a superior safety record.

Hultgren - Tillis Engineers' personnel have provided geotechnical engineering for process structures, new and rehabilitated tanks, horizontal and vertical vessels, pipelines and pipe racks, pump stations, vaults, cooling towers, and other components of industrial plants.They provide geotechnical engineering support for clean-up and remediation of groundwater and tidal sediments.

Hultgren - Tillis Engineers provides geotechnical engineering services to owners, designers and builders of marine structures, including wharves, mooring dolphins, and tidal gate structures. We have designed cantilevered and tied back bulkheads and Open Cell Walls. Cemex Marine Terminal (Redwood City, CA) - The project included a new cement marine off-loading terminal and an electrical distribution station.

Hultgren - Tillis Engineers have provided geotechnical engineering services on numerous wastewater and water infrastructure projects, including pump stations, new and replacement sanitary sewers, wastewater outfalls, intake structures, maintenance buildings, lift stations, treatment ponds and embankments, treatment plants, canals and pipelines.