Phoenix, Arizona
Mortenson began offering services in Phoenix in 2000 and has since been part of numerous projects that have helped to support the development of the greater Southwest area. Our team members anticipate and respond to the changing needs of our valued customers and strive to achieve excellence by continually improving our services.
Whether it’s a sports venue, a water treatment facility or a community library, we take a focused approach to our work, striving to understand the unique needs of each project and advocate as a trusted partner for our customer. We work collaboratively with our customers and partners and share in their vision. The exceptional people, innovative approach and building expertise we bring to each project leads to better outcomes for our customer – and better buildings.
Our Phoenix office provides services to customers throughout the Southwest, including the greater Phoenix, Tucson, and Flagstaff areas. Our primary industry markets include:
- Sports & Recreation
- Water / Wastewater / Infrastructure
- Municipal
- Industrial Manufacturing
- Higher Education
- Healthcare
- Mission Critical
- Hospitality
- Corporate
- Development
Arizona license: ROC 083852 ROC 111395
Chris Norcross
Director of Operations
Chris is responsible for all facets of the company’s field operations in Milwaukee, including preconstruction and construction oversight, estimating, scheduling, and subcontractor relationships. He is an advisory board member of the Milwaukee School of Engineering and was recognized as a “40 under 40” by the Milwaukee Business Journal.
Ron Wilson
LEED AP, General Manager
Ron is the general manager of Mortenson’s Phoenix office and is responsible for overall strategy development and direction of all facets of the group, including business leadership for the group including business planning, team member recruiting and development, group financial management and reporting, operations oversight, and business development. He has earned LEED-AP accreditation and his professional experience includes project types such as sports and recreation, municipal, infrastructure, water, healthcare, higher education and mission critical facilities.
The many projects Ron has been involved with include Salt River Fields at Talking Stick in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Northern Arizona University's Health & Learning Center, the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, CO and the Camelback Ranch-Glendale Spring Training Facility in Phoenix, AZ.
George Forristall
LEED AP, Director of Project Development
As the director of project development, George serves as a strong advocate for Mortenson's construction management services throughout Arizona communities. George joined Mortenson in 1997, serving in multiple roles and operating groups around the world, from Winter Park, CO to Tokyo, Japan, in the positions of field engineer to senior project manager.
Since relocating to Phoenix in the summer of 2009, George has fostered the leadership and structure of our business development and marketing efforts. George has developed relationships and worked towards solutions in our sports, higher education, native american, renewable manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality and municipal markets.
- 24th Street Water Treatment Plant Rehabilitation Phoenix, Arizona
- Arizona State University Weatherup Center Tempe, Arizona
- Camelback Ranch Glendale Spring Training Facility Phoenix, Arizona
- Chandler Heights Veterans Oasis Park Police Substation and Environmental Education Center Chandler, Arizona
- Chase Field Suite Renovations & Center Field Display Phoenix, Arizona
- Elliot Road District Park Big League Dreams Gilbert, Arizona
- Harmon Library Phoenix, Arizona
- Northern Arizona University Health & Learning Center Flagstaff, Arizona
- Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Terminal 2 Phoenix, Arizona
- Polly Rosenbaum State Archives and History Building Phoenix, Arizona
- Rainbow Valley Reservoir & Pump Station Goodyear, Arizona
- Salt River Fields at Talking Stick Salt River Pima - Maricopa Indian Community Tribal Land, Arizona