Mortenson Construction was selected as the Construction Manager

Project Will Transform Historic Landmark into State-of-the-Art Multimodal Transit Hub

Minnesota landmark to begin $40 M expansion and renovation

Second sports and entertainment project in China for Mortenson

TEMF facility designed to meet LEED® Silver certification standards

Mortenson selected to build two munitions and explosive ordinance disposal training facilities

Mortenson to Design and Build Solar Power Generation Projects for Leading Developer

Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center at Colorado College and the Commerce City Civic Center received LEED certification.

Leading general contractor honors some of the industry’s finest subcontractors

Design-build project to complete in early 2011

The housing facility will utilize numerous sustainable design attributes and will seek LEED® Silver certification

Two new barracks will accomodate 276 personnel

Mortenson joins McCarthy in Homeland Security project

Mortenson to provide program managment services in Shanghai, China.

Combat Operations facilities are the first projects for Mortenson at Fort Hood

Mortenson is a leader in renewable energy construction

Project awarded under a Northwest Division Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC)

Mortenson selected for first project at Fort Benning, a Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility (TEMF)

A green makeover is expected to save more than 30 percent in energy costs

Mortenson to build multi-story student dormitory for the US Army Corps of Engineers

Mortenson Construction & Mortenson Development to be part of the team

Company Ranked Highly Among National Firms According to Building Design + Construction

Mortenson awarded a new design-build barracks project at Fort Lewis

Autodesk awards first BIM Experience award to Mortenson

Mortenson completes the second phase of the University of Northern Colorado West Campus Residence Hall Complex in time for the beginning of the 2009 fall semester.

Mortenson's Denver office selected to build its 15th TEMF at Fort Carson.

Colorado’s leading general contractor joins with business associates during annual fund-raising golf tournament event.

Mortenson's Seattle office was selected for LOTT Alliance's Budd Inlet Treatment Plant Primary Sedimentation Improvements project in Olympia, Washington.

Mortenson’s Chicago Office is a five time winner of the 101 Best and Brightest Companies Award.

A yearlong webcam learning culminates in on-site medical tower construction tour.

The project involves renovation of an existing 12,000 SF data center.

Mortenson to provide construction project controls services for Milwaukee's I-94 north/south corridor.

Design of the $70 million LEED® Gold complex begins immediately with construction starting in September.

The Research 2 project at the University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus was an award recipient in the Design/Delivery Process Innovation Using BIM category, while the Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center at Colorado College was recognized in Creating Stellar Architecture Using BIM. 

The 250,000 SF Price Center project involved two additions and a remodel of the existing campus student center.

Located in Breckenridge, Colorado, the new wasterwater treatment plant will increase the plant capacity from 3.2 MGD to 4.95 MGD.

The award celebrates the finest examples of library design by architects licensed in the United States.

The project includes 3,500 niches and 750 crypts that will be built adjacent to their existing 49 year-old-mausoleum.

The project includes a total of six buildings for the 47th Infantry Division at Fort Carson, Colorado.

Mortenson was recognized as the most admired construction organization in DesignIntelligence publication’s Multinational Design Firm Fee Survey.

The new medical office building will be located on the Silver Cross Hospital campus in New Lenox, Illinois.

The new 67,000 SF medical office building is Mortenson's 2nd project with Denver Health.

At 300.5 megawatts, Cedar Creek was the largest single installation of wind turbines in the United States at the time it was constructed.

The 170,000 SF research and administrative facility is on track to be the first University of Colorado-Denver Anschutz Campus LEED® certified building with an anticipated Silver rating.

From the time Mortenson was notified they were awarded the project two years ago, it’s been nothing but forward motion, fast-forward motion.

Located in Fowler, Indiana, Hoosier is the fourteenth wind power facility Mortenson will construct for enXco since 2001.

The project consists of twelve separate buildings, totaling 718,000 SF, to support two Infantry Brigade Combat Teams, providing operational support space for more than 7,000 soldiers.

The headquarters will be located in the new 1800 Larimer Street office tower, which is also a Mortenson project.

The library is planned to be energy self-sufficient, producing all required electricity on-site and will pursue LEED® Gold certification.

The award is based on quality of construction, design, impact on the community, and an outstanding safety record.

Chandler, Arizona was selected for the honor in part for Mortenson's Chandler Heights Community Facilities Project.