Goodfellow Bros

Washington hosted this year’s GBI Annual Meeting in Seattle, bringing together team members from across the company for a week centered around our theme, Legacy of Leadership.

From keynote speakers and project updates to conversations around safety, financials, innovation, and AI integration, the week was all about learning from the past while building for the future.

With breathtaking views of the Puget Sound and Seattle Skyline from atop the and warm ocean breeze aboard the , it was a week that reflected the people, leadership, and culture behind GBI.

At the Trout Creek Peninsula, our crews placed over 85,000 cubic yards of material to extend the shoreline, building a 60 foot beach and create lowland habitat that allows water to move in and out during high water, improving access for fish and waterfowl.

This kind of work takes experienced operators who understand how to work with the river. Material is placed with precision while constantly managing changing water conditions.

For generations, Goodfellow Bros. has built its reputation on responsible land stewardship through the work we put in on every job. Earth Day is a reminder of the standard we hold ourselves to on every project.

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