RJS is celebrating the successful completion of our Pioneer Park Campground Water System Renovation for the USDA Forest Service in Colville National Forest! This project involved removing an aging water system and installing a fully upgraded potable water system, a new precast concrete pump house, and associated plumbing infrastructure designed to improve reliability, support campground operations, and serve visitors for years to come. A sincere thank you to our field crews,

How do you celebrate Father’s Day at RJS? With a dad‑joke competition, of course. And as always, the team delivered some truly groan‑worthy gems! Wishing a Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, grandfathers, and father figures who make a difference every day.

RJS is proud to announce that we have been awarded a seat on the nationwide Indian Health Service (IHS) Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC). As a Native-owned organization, we are especially honored by the opportunity to support IHS in strengthening healthcare infrastructure and services for Tribal communities across the country. Reflecting on our previous service under the IHS Portland–Billings MATOC, we are grateful for the opportunity to help improve healthcare faci

RJS is proud to announce the award of the $22.6M Quinault Detention Center project for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Quinault Indian Nation (QIN). This new 14,500 SF LEED-certified detention facility, located in Taholah, WA, will replace the existing aging facility and provide a modernized space to support the community’s long-term needs. A special thank you to our entire team for their hard work and dedication in securing this important project. We look forward to par

We heard it was bring your daughter to work day at SAME 2026 Missouri River JETS and RJS was happy to comply. Richard Sevigny & Mary Grace Sevigny had a great time in Omaha! Thank you to everyone who helped plan and run this event. We're already looking forward to next year!