Smithco Construction, Inc.

05/04/2026

Recognize • Respond • Respect

🚧 This week, Smithco Construction is proud to recognize Construction Safety Week 2026.

Building on this year’s theme, “All in Together,” we’re reaffirming our shared commitment to safer jobsites and stronger teams. 👷‍♀️👷‍♂️

By focusing on Recognize, Respond, and Respect, we can better identify high-energy and high-hazard work, take action when it matters, and help prevent serious injuries and fatalities. 🦺⚠️

Safety is everyone’s responsibility, and together, we’re building a stronger, safer future. 💪🏗️

04/27/2026

🎉 Here at Smithco Construction, Inc., we’d like to send birthday wishes to all of our amazing team members who celebrated birthdays in March and April! 🎂🥳

We hope your special day was truly blessed, and that the year ahead is filled with happiness, success, safety, and continued blessings! 🎈✨🙏

04/23/2026

Smithco is honored to support such a special evening at Texas Water 2026. We’re proud to be part of a community that brings water professionals together to connect, celebrate, and recognize the important work happening across our industry. Thank you for the partnership and for a wonderful event.

The President’s Reception at Texas Water 2026 would not be the same without the support of our incredible sponsors. Thank you for helping make this special evening of connection, celebration, and recognition possible.

Your partnership helps bring the water community together and adds to what makes this event such a memorable part of Texas Water each year. We are grateful for your support and proud to celebrate alongside you.

Thank you to:
Craig Kelman & Associates, AquaShield, Hartwell Environmental, The Walsh Group - Walsh Construction & Archer Western, Garcia Infrastructure Consultants, Whitman, Requardt and Associates, LLP, Tetra Tech, Environmental Improvements, Inc., DN, Jacobs, Parsons Corporation, U.S. Pipe, Diviney Infrastructure Group, Garver, and Seven Arrows.

And our annual sponsors:
Ace Pipe Cleaning, Inc., Arcadis, Bartlett & West, Gupta & Associates Inc., Guzman Engineering, PLLC., Hazen and Sawyer, Pape-Dawson, Plummer, Trinity River Authority of Texas, AECOM, Beveridge & Diamond PC, Brown and Caldwell, Carollo Engineers, Inc., Environmental Group Southwest, Garver, Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, Gulf Coast Authority, Kimley-Horn, LJA, Lloyd Gosselink Rochelle & Townsend, P.C., Mead & Hunt, Municipal Valve & Equipment Co., Inc., Provenance Engineering, Renda Environmental, RJN Group, Inc., San Antonio River Authority, Signature Automation, Smithco Construction, Inc., STV, The Valve Agency, V&A Consulting Engineers, Vaughan, Victaulic Company, and Wade Trim.

04/20/2026

Smithco had a busy two weeks attending three back-to-back events. 📅 On April 8–9 we participated in education sessions at the New Mexico Water Summit in Albuquerque. 💧📚 On April 11 we proudly sponsored and attended Rock the Runway in Las Cruces, a first‑annual fundraiser for Hearts for Autism that raised $100,000. ❤️🎟️💵 Then, April 14–16, we attended the New Mexico Rural Water Conference in Albuquerque, where we presented on backup generators.

04/14/2026

04/02/2026

As a participating vendor at this year’s event, we were genuinely impressed by the level of preparation, professionalism, and courage these students brought into the room.

“Mock It Till You Rock It” continues to be such a powerful bridge between education and the real workforce. Having the opportunity to sit across from students, hear their goals, and watch their confidence grow—even within a single interview—was incredibly rewarding. Many came in nervous, but with each round, you could see them finding their voice, refining their answers, and truly stepping into their potential.

What stood out most was their willingness to learn. They asked thoughtful questions, accepted feedback with openness, and showed a real desire to improve—not just for the event, but for their future careers.

Events like this matter. They don’t just prepare students for interviews—they empower them to believe they belong in professional spaces.

A huge thank you to the organizers, schools, and community partners who made this possible. We’re not just investing time—we’re investing in the next generation of leaders, and it shows.

More than 500 high school students showed up ready to interview, network, and land real job opportu...

04/02/2026

We are pleased to be a part of this project and to collaborate El Paso Water.

03/30/2026

Smithco Construction just leveled up on social media ⚡ We’re now on Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, X and TikTok 🎥📲 Be sure to follow us today! ✨

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https://x.com/SmithcoConst_LC
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03/23/2026

In 2023, Smithco was awarded two segments of pipeline and the mechanical piping package for the Pojoaque Basin Regional Water System💧, to be constructed for the Bureau of Reclamation and the San Ildefonso and Pojoaque Pueblos near Santa Fe, New Mexico📍. The total dollar amount of these segments amounted to the largest construction contract Smithco had ever been awarded🏆.

The project consists of 110,000 linear feet of pipeline, numerous bores, and the mechanical piping in a large water treatment plant 🚧. As of now, we are approximately 50% complete with this project✅, and we can see the finish line👀, with pipe laying expected to be completed by August📅 and the mechanical piping completed by May🔧.

Smithco is serving as a subcontractor for CDM Smith Constructors out of Cucamonga, California🤝, and we went into this project knowing it would be extremely tough to build, as their requirements coupled with the BOR’s requirements increased the technical difficulty of the work📐.

Everyone at Smithco has contributed to this success👏. We want to thank each and every person for their contribution in helping bring success to this project and to this company🙌.

En el 2023, Smithco recibió dos segmentos de tubería y el paquete de tuberías mecánicas para el Sistema Regional de Agua de la Cuenca Pojoaque 💧, que se construirá para la Oficina de Reclamación y en los pueblos de San Ildefonso y Pojoaque, cerca de Santa Fe, Nuevo México 📍. El total de estos segmentos representó el mayor contrato de construcción que Smithco había recibido hasta ese momento 🏆.

El proyecto consistía en 110,000 pies de tubería, numerosos pozos y la tubería mecánica de una gran planta de tratamiento de agua 🚧.

Smithco sería un contratista de CDM Smith Constructors de Cucamonga, California 🤝, y desde la información inicial del proyecto comenzamos sabiendo que sería extremadamente difícil de construir, ya que sus requisitos, junto con los del BOR, aumentarían la dificultad técnica del proyecto 📐.

Por ahora, estamos aproximadamente al 50% de avance en este proyecto ✅, y podemos decir que ya casi cumplimos la meta 👀, ya que esperamos tener la instalación de tuberías terminada en agosto 📅 y la tubería mecánica completada en mayo 🔧.

Todos en Smithco han contribuido a este éxito 👏. Queremos agradecer a todos por su contribución para lograr el éxito de este proyecto y de esta empresa 🙌.