Articles Tagged with ''Jacobsen Construction''

This four-year remodel and expansion project included the total renovation of Primary Children’s Hospital’s NICU, oncology and anesthesia departments as well as the neurological trauma unit, nuclear medicine area, IT offices, administrative offices, doctor recovery spaces, LifeFlight services, meditation room and all corridors.

Crews navigated mid-project changes and evolving materials challenges on this 6-acre development, all while maintaining a no-nonsense focus on safety.

Reports from key industry events across the Mountain States region.

Jacobsen built itself a new headquarters in 2021, and part of the project included an improved warehouse facility. The warehouse offers more efficiency for Jacobsen’s self-performed concrete work and management of rental equipment.

This 21-story apartment tower is Salt Lake City’s first high-rise apartment community and includes 278 apartments and five parking decks.

Cytiva needed to expand its clean room capabilities to install additional and updated liquid pharmaceutical formulation and bottling equipment, which involved a new stand-alone structure on the Cytiva campus.

This private school offers a curriculum focused on U.S. history and government.

This 163,000-sq-ft building at the recently renamed Utah Tech University (formerly Dixie State) serves as a technical innovation hub for students and provides a talent pipeline to businesses in the Saint George area.

Remodeling existing operational hospital space is a challenge for any team. This project transforms space within the University of Utah’s Women’s & Children’s Inpatient Nursing Services unit to provide a state-of-the-art newborn intensive care unit.

At 100 years old, Jacobsen Construction shows no signs of slowing down. A stalwart of the Utah construction industry, Jacobsen had its best year yet in 2021, with the firm earning record revenue of $740 million from projects across the U.S. More than $585 million came from projects built in the Mountain States, an increase of 25% from 2020. And if the firm meets its overall 2022 projected revenue of $900 million plus, it will keep breaking records.