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2016 Top Starts Highlight Regional Growth of Diverse Markets

April 11, 2017

Office, health care and multifamily sectors remain healthy in most areas, with some large institutional projects underway as well.

Society for Marketing Professional Services Colorado Chapter’s annual Marketing Excellence Awards

Mountain States On the Scene for Spring 2017

April 11, 2017

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SMPS Awards and construction careers events bring the industry together.

State of Utah Consolidates Labs, Ups Its CSI Capabilities

Final phase of the Unified State Laboratory project brings investigators from several agencies together onto one collaborative campus

Brian Fryer

December 19, 2016

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As 2016 comes to a close, Salt Lake City-based general contractor Big-D is putting finishing touches on the final phase of Utah’s new Unified State Laboratory complex in the Salt Lake City suburb of Taylorsville.

Utah State’s 50-year-old Maverik Stadium

Cache Valley Electric Selected as Mountain States Specialty Contractor of the Year for 2016

Cache Valley Electric’s diverse portfolio encompasses specialty projects that run the gamut from the ordinary to over the top

Jennifer Seward

December 19, 2016

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Now in its 101st year of business, Utah electrical contracting giant Cache Valley Electric Co. has settled comfortably into not just one market niche, but several.

Ray Nunn of Nunn Construction Honored as 2016 Colorado Legacy Award Winner

Colorado contractor’s passion for making a difference in the community is evident on and off the jobsite

Jennifer Seward

December 19, 2016

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Colorado Springs general contractor Ray Nunn has spent his career building projects that matter.

Peter Catchpole of POWER Engineers Honored as 2016 Intermountain Legacy Award Winner

Transmission line trailblazer honored for a storied career in designing innovative solutions to out-of-the-ordinary challenges

Jennifer Seward

December 19, 2016

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Aerial daredevil Nik Wallenda took just 25 minutes to walk across a 2-in.-thick high wire strung 200 ft above Niagara Falls in June 2012, but the event required months of innovative planning.

Specialty Firms See Regional Growth as Both a Boon and a Challenge

Trade firms anticipate more work next year as the regional economy continues to grow, but the skilled labor shortage is still a headache

Mark Shaw

December 18, 2016

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Specialty contractors in the Mountain States face another good-news, bad-news scenario next year: plenty of work available in most markets and an ongoing struggle to find enough qualified people to do it.

ABC’s Colorado State University Student Construction Management Chapter team

On the Scene: Mountain States

December 15, 2016

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Reports From Key Industry Events

New Hotel, Transit Center Add Dynamic Urban Element to Denver Airport

Denver International Airport’s bold, multi-component project brings traveler services and amenities more in line with other major international airports

October 27, 2016

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This project is the realization of Denver International Airport’s original 1989 master plan.

Award of Merit Water/Environment - Clifton Water Treatment Plant

October 21, 2016

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The Clifton Water District was formed in the early 1950s to serve the growing community in and around the east end of the Grand Valley in western Colorado.