An Excerpt from our Q1 Newsletter
The Preconstruction Process
At the close of 2024, we broke ground on amazing projects and cut the ribbon on landmark facilities, serving commercial industries, public institutions, healthcare systems, education networks, and communities across the Midwest.
No successful construction project is complete without a proper plan that defines the client’s needs, the time required to finish the job, and the cost to build. The Preconstruction Department works to help owners realize their visions by outlining the scope and operation of their facilities, projecting costs for trades and materials, and creating a foundation for a smooth transition from the planning phase into construction phase.
Looking Ahead
As we move forward, we’re kicking off construction on a new set of projects performing a wide range of functions for higher learning, K-12 education, nonprofit organizations, and more. Take a look below to get a preview of a few facilities that our team is excited to be building this year:
Indiana Wesleyan University ‘I Am 3rd’ Basketball Arena (Marion, IN)
- 50,000 square foot Basketball Arena and a 20,000 square foot renovation of Martin Hall to be used for Basketball Operations.
- Arena Includes: New Weight room, Practice Gym, Home Locker Rooms & Team Rooms, Suites, and Videoboard.
- Construction currently underway.
Vincent Village Shelter Holton Avenue Campus Redevelopment (Fort Wayne, IN)
- 18,500 square foot facility with offices & living space.
- Construction begins in Summer 2025
Multiple Projects with Concord Community Schools (Elkhart, IN)
- Concord HS Jake Field: Football Field Turf, New Track, Lighting, Bleachers, and Concession & Team Buildings.
- Renovations to Ox Bow Elementary.
- Renovations to Southside Elementary.
- All three jobs are beginning late Spring/Summer 2025.
We’re eager to move forward on these projects and begin the work cut out for us. It’s been a fresh start to the year with the close of Q1; let’s continue to embrace new opportunities in the months ahead!
Sincerely,
Ryan Lough
Senior Estimator