Tradesmen International expands Sacramento presence with new offices at Gateway Oaks. July 13, 2026 by Lorena Castaneda Tradesmen International, a leading provider of skilled craft professionals and workforce solutions, today announced the opening of its new Sacramento office at 2150 River Plaza Drive, expanding the company's growing footprint across California and strengthening its ability to serve businesses throughout Northern California. As demand continues to grow across the construction, manufacturing, industrial, energy, marine and institutional sectors, the new office will provide local businesses with access to experienced, safety-minded craft professionals when and where they are needed most. The Sacramento location reflects Tradesmen International's continued investment in local markets and its commitment to helping contractors, manufacturers and industrial employers overcome workforce challenges while keeping projects on schedule. "Opening our Sacramento office is an exciting opportunity for our team," said Becca Crawford, General Manager of Tradesmen International's Sacramento office. "Northern California is experiencing tremendous growth across multiple industries, and we're excited to become part of that momentum. We look forward to building strong relationships throughout the Sacramento region while helping contractors, manufacturers and industrial employers access the skilled craft professionals they need to complete projects safely, efficiently and successfully." For nearly 35 years, Tradesmen International has partnered with businesses across North America by delivering flexible workforce solutions tailored to project demands. The company recruits, employs and places experienced craft professionals across a broad range of skilled trades supporting commercial and industrial construction, manufacturing, energy, marine, institutional and facility maintenance projects. From electricians, plumbers and welders to pipefitters, millwrights, HVAC technicians, sheet metal workers, concrete finishers and heavy equipment operators, Tradesmen International provides the skilled workforce organizations need to keep projects moving safely, efficiently and on time. With a strong focus on safety, workforce development and productivity, Tradesmen International helps clients maintain the right workforce at the right time, improving project performance while reducing labor-related challenges. Its workforce solutions are designed to provide flexibility, reliability and access to skilled talent, allowing businesses to adapt to changing project demands with confidence. The Sacramento office is located at 2150 River Plaza Drive, a four-story, 122,692-square-foot Class A office building in Sacramento's Gateway Oaks business district. The location offers convenient access to downtown Sacramento, major transportation corridors and businesses throughout the Northern California region. "We're excited to welcome Tradesmen International to 2150 River Plaza Drive," said Scott Stranzl, President of Asset Management Services at Basin Street Properties. "Their long-standing reputation for providing dependable skilled labor solutions makes them an outstanding addition to the property, and we look forward to supporting their continued success in the Sacramento region." Daniel Baker of JLL represented Tradesmen International in the lease transaction. Tony Whittaker, Nellie Cruz and Jason Goff of CBRE represented Basin Street Properties.

Tradesmen International, a provider of skilled craft professionals, has announced two leadership appointments to support its growth strategy. Mallika Fawcett has been promoted to general counsel, where she will oversee legal strategy, corporate governance, compliance and risk management. Fawcett has been with the company since 2018, demonstrating expertise in corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and regulatory compliance. Tiffanie Brinson has joined as chief people officer, responsible for talent development, organisational effectiveness and employee experience. Brinson previously served as senior vice president of people and culture at Ubique Group, where she established the company's first People and Culture function. President Marshall "Skip" Wood said the appointments reflect the company's focus on sustainable growth and operational excellence.