ENR Texas & Louisiana has named Structure Tone Southwest (STSW) as its 2020 Contractor of the Year in recognition of its continued regional growth, expansive project portfolio and pursuit of innovation.

ENR Texas & Louisiana's August 3 print edition will feature our annual Top Contractors, where we'll be ranking the region's top construction firms by regional revenue and by sector.

Garver saw its regional revenue grow by 25% during its centennial year of 2019 to a record high. To help keep pace, the firm hired more than 140 employees in this region alone last year, and now employs more than 600 across the five-state region, where 22 of Garver’s 34 nationwide offices are based.

ENR Texas & Louisiana's May 25 print issue will feature our annual Top Design Firms ranking. We'll be ranking the region's top architectural and engineering firms by revenue and by sector.

Under the guidance of the Texas Facilities Commission, construction is progressing on the Capitol Complex Project—a nearly $900 million effort that will create a destination that celebrates the capitol and centralize all state agencies.

Every year, ENR Texas & Louisiana publishes the Top Project Starts from the previous year, ranked by construction cost, across the five-state region of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas.

ENR Texas & Louisiana is pleased to announce our 2020 class of Top Young Professionals. This annual program honors 20 individuals under 40 years of age in each region who have shown extraordinary leadership and service throughout their career.

Full-service recycling and demolition contractor Cherry Cos. has been named ENR Texas & Louisiana's 2019 Specialty Contractor of the Year. The Houston-based firm has been family-owned and operated since 1952, and is one of the largest recyclers in Texas and Gulf Coast, recycling more than 2 million tons of concrete and asphalt, and thousands of tons of steel every year.

Wendy Lopez has been selected as the recipient of ENR Texas & Louisiana’s sixth annual Legacy Award.

During each Best Projects contest, ENR Texas & Louisiana honors one project as our overall Project of the Year. This year, our judges selected three finalists.