08/18/2026
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Utah was getting ready to welcome the world.
W.W. Clyde & Co. was hard at work.
Ahead of the 2002 Winter Olympics, our teams helped build and prepare some of the venues that would host the Games—from the downhill runs at Snowbasin to the Super G at Park City and the aerials and bleachers at Deer Valley.
At Soldier Hollow, our young intern, a BYU student named Dustin Olson, submitted his first construction bid for the first five kilometers of the cross-country ski track.
Today, Dustin is President of W.W. Clyde & Co.
And that same trail? It’s still being used more than two decades later—for skiing, running, hiking, competitions and community events.
Dustin remembers walking the site with Olympic athletes, listening to their vision and figuring out how to turn it into reality.
That’s what made the Olympics special. And it’s what has always made this work special.
We don’t just build projects. We build the infrastructure that connects communities, powers progress and shapes what comes next.
Learn more about our 2002 Olympic projects here: https://ow.ly/N22x50ZB4Si