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enr.com | Annemarie Mannion |Johanna Knapschaefer |Alisa Zevin |Jennifer Seward
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enr.com | Jennifer Seward
Jennyfer LaBuff38, Director of Data Engineering and Application DevelopmentSundt ConstructionTempe, Ariz. Recruited to Sundt in 2012 by a former colleague, LaBuff steadily advanced through multiple promotions and increased responsibilities to her current role leading a team that manages the contractor’s data enterprise-wide. From the Tempe office, LaBuff spearheads efforts to enhance data security and quality while improving data literacy across the firm.
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enr.com | Jennifer Seward
Grisel GrayTeaches estimating classes in Spanish while pursuing a doctoral degreeDirector of Preconstruction & EstimatingGilmore Construction Corp. Growing up, Grisel Gray was drawn to math, science and puzzles. But it wasn’t until a fellow student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln suggested she take a construction class that she discovered her passion. “I was instantly hooked,” she says, and changed her chemical engineering track to construction management.
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enr.com | Jennifer Seward
Ethan Walton36, Project DirectorMcCarthy Building Cos. Inc. DenverWith a master’s degree in strategic management and a combination of technical and people skills, Walton may have found the recipe for success. A job tying rebar and placing concrete for a family friend’s telecommunications business when he was 15 piqued his interest in construction. “I’ve always liked taking things apart and putting them back together,” he says. Walton started his career at McCarthy Building Cos.
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1 week ago | 
enr.com | Jennifer Seward
House Bill 25-1272, sent to Gov. Jared Polis for signature at the conclusion of Colorado's legislative session May 7, seeks to incentivize builders to construct much-needed multifamily housing through a program that makes construction defect liability insurance more attractive by lowering premiums for builders.
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enr.com | Jennifer Seward
ENR Mountain States and Southwest has selected Affiliated Engineers Inc. (AEI) as Southwest Design Firm of the Year. The firm experienced 46% growth in the Southwest last year and 35% in the larger region while doubling its engineering-led business and leveraging data and technology on several high-profile regional projects. Firms of the Year are chosen by a vote of the regional ENR editors from across the country based on a carefully selected group of finalists.
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1 week ago | 
enr.com | Jennifer Seward
ENR Mountain States and Southwest has selected Westwood Professional Services as Design Firm of the Year for Colorado and Wyoming. The firm reported revenue growth of 30% across its more than 30 locations in 2024 and expanded its workforce by close to 20%.
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enr.com | Jennifer Seward
ENR Mountain States and Southwest has selected CSHQA of Boise, Idaho, as Intermountain Design Firm of the Year. The employee-owned architecture, engineering, landscape, historic preservation and interior design firm has been around 136 years and is the oldest design firm in Idaho. Firms of the Year are chosen by a vote of the regional ENR editors from across the country based on a carefully selected group of finalists.
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3 weeks ago | 
enr.com | Jennifer Seward
The unrelenting demand for renewables continues to drive megaprojects across the Mountain States and Southwest. Wind and solar projects were responsible for much of the $4.38 billion in regional starts for 2024, and two data centers also made the top 10 list of largest projects to break ground last year.
“The energy market in general is driving these large projects,” says Tom Dodson, president of renewables for Sundt Construction.
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2 months ago | 
enr.com | Jennifer Seward
Copper Mountain, Colo.
Region: ENR Mountain States
Submitted by: Hyder Construction
Owner: Copper Mountain
Lead Design Firm: Bull Stockwell Allen
General Contractor: Hyder Construction
Civil Engineer: Tetra Tech
Structural Engineer: Walter P Moore
MEP Engineer: B.G. Buildingworks
Construction of the 25,000-sq-ft Aerie restaurant at the top of Colorado’s Copper Mountain required an unconventional approach to building at 11,207 ft.
