Shaping the world of things to come.
We are a top 25 builder and developer fully invested in our customers’ success and improving the communities in which we live and work. We’re a construction industry leader in markets like sports facilities, renewable energy, data centers and healthcare. At the end of the day, we want to be known for making sure the built environment has a lasting positive impact and strive to make your project better than you imagined possible.
A CAREER WITH MORTENSON
Join the team at Mortenson and take your career to new heights. Be a part of our dynamic and inclusive culture - one that values teamwork, unique perspectives, innovation, and personal development. What will you build?
YOUR PROJECT PARTNER
Your project can make or break reputations and bottom lines. We get it. That's why we serve as your project partner and guide, every step of the way.
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
From inspiring and productive spaces to clean energy and reliable infrastructure, we offer a unique portfolio of services that invite you to not only dream bigger but dream better.
FEATURED PROJECTS
Walt Disney Concert Hall
With its curved steel frame, fluid lines, and stainless-steel exterior, the Walt Disney Concert Hall was originally deemed impossible to build. Now it is not only a world-class performing arts venue, but also Los Angeles’s most iconic structure.
Learn more about how we transformed the “unbuildable” into an American icon
Texas Solar Nova
This large grid-scale project supports Texas’ growing demand for electricity, generating enough to power over 190,000 homes annually. In addition to bringing more green power to the area, the project will provide a significant financial impact on the local economy with an estimated $5.4 million in property taxes and wages to be paid in the first year.
Read about building one of the largest energy storage projects in the U.S.
University of Chicago Keller Center
Design meets sustainability in the adaptive reuse of this historic, landmark building. Originally built in 1962, the project now boasts numerous sustainable, green features making it the first LEED Platinum building on the University of Chicago campus.
