Projects

Our Work

Whether you’re overseeing a large‐scale infrastructure program, optimizing internal processes, or embarking on a system‐wide transformation, our team is ready to partner with you

  • US 50 Multimodal Corridor Enhancement and Rehabilitation Project

    Caltrans, Design Build, $511m
    This 14 mile project constructs HOV lanes and rehabilitates the pavement on US 50 from the US 50/I5 interchange to the US 50/Watt Avenue interchange.

  • Palouse River and Coulee City Rail System

    WSDOT and local partner operators, BNSF and UP
    Developed an operations plan and maintenance plan for this 300 mile system that ships 25% of Washingtons annual wheat crop. Led the Rail Grant program and contracted with multiple operators to operate and maintain the lines.

  • Landslide Management Program

    WSDOT cooperatively with BNSF and Sound Transit, $80m
    Worked with private and local agency partners to mitigate existing landslide impact and prevent future landslides to the BNSF track along the northern Puget Sound coastline. The slides there impacted both the ST Sounder service and the Amtrak Cascades service.

  • Amtrak Cascades High Speed Rail

    WSDOT Cooperatively with City of Seattle, Sound Transit, BNSF and Amtrak, $800m
    20 separate projects to rehabilitate King Street station, purchase new locomotives, upgrade other stations and improve track along the Amtrak Cascades corridor between Portland Oregon and Vancouver BC, allowing two new round daily round trips.

  • New Tacoma Narrows Bridge

    WSDOT Design Build, $790m
    Build a new parallel suspension bridge across the Tacoma Narrows to improve capacity and traffic flow. The project included 2 new interchanges, upgrades to the existing bridge and a new tolling facility.

  • Sound Transit Lynnwood Link Extension

    Sound Transit Lynnwood Link Extension

    Sound Transit, $3.1B
    As part of the expansion of Sound Transit’s regional light rail network, this project improves mobility, connectivity, and accessibility for communities across the Puget Sound region. This 8.5 mile track projected also added 4 new light rail stations, 1,500 new parking spaces and 34 new light rail cars.  Russell provided strategic leadership throughout project delivery, helping align multidisciplinary teams, strengthen organizational performance, and support successful execution from planning through implementation.
    His focus on collaboration, operational excellence, and continuous improvement helped advance a major transportation investment that will provide safe, efficient, and sustainable transit for generations to come.