The Lift Station 87 project consisted of constructing a 50-ft-deep wet well topped by a two-story building.
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The Lift Station 87 project consisted of constructing a 50-ft-deep wet well topped by a two-story building.
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The city of Atlanta’s use of CM at-risk procurement enabled contractors and engineers to successfully deliver a complex project that was key to solving the city’s drinking-water supply problem.
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One installation features psychedelic lights projected onto KHS&S-installed rockwork painted to look like cotton candy. The mix of sound, lighting and art pieces throughout Meow Wolf means each visit will be different.
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Circa is the first ground-up casino built in downtown Las Vegas since the 1980s. Completed in October 2020 after 3.9 million worker hours, the project occupies an entire city block and includes a 38-story tower, a two-level casino with restaurants, a six-tier pool amphitheater and a stadium-style, three-story sportsbook.
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Design revisions, unexpected structural issues and supply delays made for a challenging historic restoration for the team on the 750 Reno project.
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Built adjacent to Sunstate’s North America headquarters, this building serves as the national training center for the equipment-rental company and also accommodates sales and administrative staff.
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After the COVID-19 pandemic created an urgent global need for ventilators, a manufacturing line was built in an 86,000-sq-ft Reno warehouse in just one month for an international ventilator company.
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This 916,000-sq-ft brewery, packaging and distribution center for Mark Anthony Brands is the first and only ground-up facility in the world that produces White Claw hard seltzer.
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This facility for a growing city west of Phoenix includes a 3.5-acre fishing and irrigation lake, 21 acres of sports turf and other recreational features.
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The memorial contains more than 1,500 commemorative columns that represent the sailors and Marines killed Dec. 7, 1941, on the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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