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1106, 2026

Back in the Arena: Grade Tech Announces 2026 Sponsorship for the Oakley Rodeo and Xtreme Bulls

June 11th, 2026|

The stadium lights are prepped and the biggest celebration of grit and heritage in Northern Utah is getting close. Grade Tech Power Services is proud to announce that we are returning as a major sponsor for both the Oakley Independence Day Rodeo and the Oakley Xtreme Bulls standalone tour event. Sponsoring these historic events is a cornerstone tradition for our company. The professional rodeo circuit represents the exact same values [...]

1106, 2026

Taking the Initiative: Celebrating Kjell Worthington’s 3-Year Work Anniversary at Grade Tech

June 11th, 2026|

At Grade Tech, we don't look for people who sit around waiting to be told what to do. We look for individuals who see the next step in the process, grab the initiative, and execute. When a young laborer brings that level of raw work ethic to our crew, their climb through the ranks happens fast. Today, we are proud to celebrate the three-year work anniversary of Foreman Kjell Worthington, [...]

1006, 2026

Learning from the Dirt: Celebrating Chris Salathiel’s 3-Year Work Anniversary at Grade Tech

June 10th, 2026|

At Grade Tech, we know that true professionalism has no age limit, and it is never too late to pivot toward a career built on real consistency and grit. The best operators aren’t just those who can move dirt—they are the ones who show up with a humility that allows them to keep learning every single day on the job. Today, we are incredibly proud to celebrate the three-year work [...]

206, 2026

The Evolution of Precision: Inside Grade Tech’s New Next-Gen Cat 140 LVR Graders

June 2nd, 2026|

There is a lot of noise online right now about the two new additions to the Grade Tech fleet. Taking delivery of the first two next-gen Cat 140 LVR Graders caused a stir because of their distinctive Centennial Gray appearance. But if you talk to Rory, he will tell you plain and simple: the paint is not what makes these machines special. Anyone can buy a factory blade, take it [...]

2605, 2026

The Data Center Tsunami: Building the Backbone for the AI Era in Box Elder County

May 26th, 2026|

We are witnessing a shift in infrastructure demand that has not been seen in our lifetime. The recent developments in Box Elder County are a glimpse into a digital frontier that is arriving whether the power grid is ready or not. Data centers have become the new industrial titans, and their hunger for energy is insatiable. The Massive Scale of the Data Center Outlook The United States is not just [...]

1905, 2026

The Nuclear Renaissance: Building the Infrastructure for a Fast-Tracked Energy Future

May 19th, 2026|

In towns like Kemmerer, the race is on. With the TerraPower nuclear plant on a fast track, the challenge facing the industry isn't just the reactor itself, it is the massive infrastructure ecosystem required to support it. The Nuclear Renaissance is no longer a concept; it is a construction reality. This shift toward Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and high-output clean energy represents the most significant change in the Western power [...]

1205, 2026

The Defense Production Act and the Power Grid: Navigating Political Shifts in Infrastructure

May 12th, 2026|

The recent invocation of the Defense Production Act (DPA) signals a monumental shift in how the United States views energy infrastructure. Traditionally a tool for wartime mobilization, the DPA is now being leveraged to secure domestic energy supply chains, from oil and gas to the critical minerals required for the power grid. For the utility industry, this move elevates energy projects from standard commercial builds to matters of national security. [...]

1205, 2026

Corey Vurik Celebrates 3 Years: Mastering the Mix

May 12th, 2026|

Today, we are celebrating the 3-year anniversary of Corey Vurik, our Mobile Batch Plant Operator at the Esmeralda plant in Tonopah, Nevada. Corey’s transition from a long-time truck driver to a skilled concrete professional is a testament to the opportunities available when you’re willing to get your hands dirty and learn a new craft. Trading the Open Road for the Batch Plant Originally from Oceanside, California, Corey spent 14 years [...]

2604, 2026

Grid Modernization: Why Specialized Civil Contractors are Key to Future-Proofing Power Infrastructure

April 26th, 2026|

The North American power grid is undergoing its most significant transformation since its inception. As we transition toward a more decentralized, renewable, and data-heavy energy landscape, the pressure on existing infrastructure has reached a breaking point. For utility providers, the challenge isn't just about upgrading hardware, it’s about future-proofing the foundation. At Grade Tech, we know that grid modernization starts in the dirt. As specialized civil contractors, we are the [...]

604, 2026

Kicen Keller Celebrates 3 Years: From Laborer to Foreman, One Lesson at a Time

April 6th, 2026|

In the "dirt world," success isn't handed to you—it’s built. Today, we are proud to celebrate the 3-year anniversary of Kicen Keller, a Foreman whose rapid ascent at Grade Tech is a testament to what happens when you pair a strong work ethic with a hunger for knowledge. Building a Foundation in the Trades Kicen’s journey began in West Jordan, Utah. While most high school seniors were trying to figure [...]

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