ENR Mountain States is nearly complete with the research on the largest new projects started in our five-state region last year. We are seeking projects that broke ground (meaning that real construction got under way on them, not just turning dirt with the ceremonial shovels) between January 1 and December 31, 2013. The projects are located in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho or Montana, and represent any type of construction, from pipelines, heavy-highway and infrastructure work to new building projects and renovations. The final list will appear in ranked order by dollar volume in the April issue of the magazine and here on our website.
So far, the 2013 list of top starts is an impressive mix of energy and infrastructure jobs, health care, commercial, educational facilities and mixed-use residential.
If you have a big project that broke ground last year and think it should be part of our list, please e-mail me the details (project name, location, dollar amount, date started, owner and scheduled completion) at mark.shaw@mhfi.com or call me at 303-526-0620. I may still be able to add it to the list up until the end of March.
Here, in random order (not ranked), are many of the biggest new projects that got under way in 2013, with their locations and general contractors. There may be more to come, as we hear from you, our readers, so stay tuned.
Partial List:So far, the 2013 list of top starts is an impressive mix of energy and infrastructure jobs, health care, commercial, educational facilities and mixed-use residential.
If you have a big project that broke ground last year and think it should be part of our list, please e-mail me the details (project name, location, dollar amount, date started, owner and scheduled completion) at mark.shaw@mhfi.com or call me at 303-526-0620. I may still be able to add it to the list up until the end of March.
Here, in random order (not ranked), are many of the biggest new projects that got under way in 2013, with their locations and general contractors. There may be more to come, as we hear from you, our readers, so stay tuned.
• Ogden 2nd District Juvenile Courthouse, Ogden, Utah (Jacobsen Construction)
• 16M, Denver (Milender White)
• University of Wyoming Michael B. Enzi Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Building, Laramie, Wyo., (AP Wyoming)
• Utah Valley University Classroom Building, Orem, Utah (Big-D Construction)
• Charles Schwab’s Colorado Campus, Lone Tree, Colo. (Mortenson Construction)
• University of Utah George S. Eccles Student Life Center, Salt Lake City (Okland Construction)
• I-25 Managed Lanes: U.S. 36 to 120th Avenue, Thornton, Colo. (Flatiron Construction)
• Denver Union Station Mixed-Use Redevelopment, Denver (Milender White)
• Balfour at Riverfront Park, Denver (JE Dunn Construction Co.)
• Budge Clinic Expansion, Logan Regional Hospital, Logan, Utah (Jacobsen Construction)
• Broadmoor West Renovation, Colorado Springs (GE Johnson Construction Co.)
• Triangle Building, Denver (Saunders Construction)
• University of Colorado Denver Academic Building 1, Denver (Saunders Construction)
• Banner Fort Collins Medical Center, Fort Collins, Colo. (JE Dunn Construction Co.)
• 1000 Speer, Denver (Milender White)
• Sky Ridge Medical Center Women’s Center and Surgery Addition, Lone Tree, Colo. (JE Dunn Construction Co.)
• Steele Creek, Denver (Haselden Construction)
• Craig Hospital Renovation and Addition, Englewood, Colo. (GE Johnson Construction Co.)
• Fort Carson CAB Barracks, Fort Carson, Colo. (Mortenson Construction)
• Woodward Lincoln Avenue, Fort Collins, Colo. (Mortenson Construction)
• Xcel Pawnee CACJ, Brush, Colo. (TIC-The Industrial Co.)
• Utah Performing Arts Center, Salt Lake City (Layton Construction Co.)
• St. Anthony North Health Campus, Westminster, Colo. (GE Johnson Construction Co.)
• I-225 Light Rail Line, Aurora, Colo. (Kiewit Infrastructure Co.)
• Uintah High School Renovation/Addition, Vernal, Utah (Westland Construction)