
Our Company
Since 1972, QK has been helping California grow into the communities we see today. Our company was built by strong values, talented people, and the widespread recognition of our work in the field. We continue to help clients across the state by managing their most challenging infrastructure projects.
Our Team
No one is better at helping clients through the confusing regulations, funding problems, and planning requirements that are part of completing a project in California.
Our employees are the bedrock of the QK brand. Their talent, integrity, and commitment to quality has defined QK’s culture for over four decades and will carry our values into the future.
We are proud to provide our employees with hands-on training, workshops, networking events, tuition reimbursement, sponsored memberships for professional associations, and assistance with obtaining professional licenses.
Are you interested in joining the OK team? Email us at recruiter@qkinc.com to learn more about our career opportunities, benefits, and corporate culture.

Teaming Partners
“For over a decade, VRPA Technologies, Inc. has teamed with Quad Knopf on a variety of projects in the San Joaquin Valley both as a sub and as a prime contractor. We have come to value this partnership and the expertise, commitment, and professionalism their staff brings to the table. With Quad Knopf, we can count on quality products and a level playing field. Quad Knopf’s President, Michael Knopf, is a well-respected businessman whom I am pleased to call friend.”
“ QK and DeWalt Corporation, despite having similar professional services, have partnered on many projects in support of QK’s large utility clients. QK is sensitive to and supports the inclusion of diverse suppliers to benefit their large utility projects.”
“Rarely in the world of environmental solutions do you find a company with the depth, knowledge and understanding that we find in Quad Knopf. Having worked with Quad on many projects over the years, I continue to be impressed with the integrity and talent of their organization.”
“I have worked with Quad Knopf for over 25 years as a sub consultant. Their values are the same as BSK Associates where they treat their client and sub consultant as a true partnership to provide their clients solutions to complex projects.”
Awards and Recognitions

- 2018
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year, Small Cities/Rural Communities, Building/Structures– Woodlake Community Center (Team Member)
- 2018
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year, Small Cities/Rural Communities, Transportation – South Farmersville Boulevard Street Improvement Project
- 2018
- California Parks and Recreation Society (CPRS) District 7, Outstanding Facility – Woodlake Downtown Plaza and Courtyard and Plaza
- 2018
- Tulare County Association of Governments (TCAG) 7th Annual Local Motion Award for Bike or Pedestrian Project – South Farmersville Boulevard Street Improvement Project
- 2018
- American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) California, Engineering Excellence Project of the Year Commendation Award (Transportation) – Woodlake Multi-Phased Downtown Enhancement Project
- 2017
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year, Small Cities/Rural Communities, Building/Structure (Recreation) – Garden in the Sun Park
- 2017
- League of California Cities, Helen Putnam Award for Excellence, Planning & Environmental Quality – Cameron Creek Emergency Water Supply Project (Team Member)
- 2017
- California Urban Forests Council, Designing with Trees: Retail or Commercial Venues Award – Woodlake Multi-Phased Downtown Enhancement Project
- 2017
- Tree Fresno, Arbor Day Landscape Award – Woodlake Multi-Phased Downtown Enhancement Project
- 2017
- San Joaquin Valley Blueprint Award of Excellence, Transportation Enhancement Project – Woodlake Multi-Phased Downtown Enhancement Project
- 2017
- Tulare County Association of Governments (TCAG) Local Motion Award Winner, Innovative and Sustainable Transportation – Woodlake Roundabout Project
- 2017
- American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) California, Engineering Excellence Project of the Year Commendation Award (Small Projects) – Cameron Creek Colony Emergency Water Supply Project
- 2016
- American Public Works Association (APWA) Public Works Project of the Year, Small Cities/Rural Communities (Disaster or Emergency Construction/Repair) – Cameron Creek Colony Emergency Water Supply Project
- 2016
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year, Small Cities/Rural Communities, Transportation – Woodlake Multi-Phased Downtown Enhancement Project
- 2015
- California Parks and Recreation Society (CPRS) Award of Excellence, Park Planning – McNamara Park
- 2015
- San Joaquin Valley Blueprint Award of Merit, Residential – California State University, Bakersfield Student Housing Complex
- 2015
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year, Small Cities/Rural Communities (Disaster or Emergency Construction/Repair) – Cameron Creek Colony Emergency Water Supply Project
- 2015
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year, Small Cities/Rural Communities, Building/Structure (Recreation) – Fallen Heroes Park
- 2015
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year, Building/Structure (Recreation) – McNamara Park
- 2015
- Tree Fresno Arbor Day Award – Fallen Heroes Park
- 2014
- Tulare County Association of Governments (TCAG) Local Motion Award, Bike and Pedestrian Project – Woodlake Multi-Phased Downtown Enhancement Project
- 2014
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year ($5 – $25Million) Award – SR 198 Plaza Drive Widening & Interchange Modification (Team Member)
- 2014
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year (Under $5Million) Award – Mulcahy Park
- 2014
- San Joaquin Valley Blueprint Award of Merit, Transportation Enhancement – Whitney Transit Center
- 2014
- California Chapter, Central Section of the American Planning Association (APA) Planning Award of Merit, Comprehensive Planning: Small Jurisdiction – Hanford Downtown East Precise Plan
- 2014
- Tulare County Association of Governments (TCAG) Local Motion Award Winner, Transit Category – Woodlake Transit Center Project
- 2014
- American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) California Engineering Excellence Awards, Merit Award – Small Firm – Mountain Road 219 Bridge Replacement Project (Team Member)
- 2014
- American Public Works Association (APWA), Central Valley Chapter Project of the Year – Large Award – Mountain Road 219 Bridge Replacement Project (Team Member)