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Expectations for Kentucky in 2019
Lexington Region Leader Mark Hill offers expectations for 2019.
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Enhancing Opportunities with Subs and Diverse Suppliers
Register your business in the Messer Business Portal for all processes, communication and document submission.
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Small Businesses Get Big Results at The Pitch
Small businesses compete for contracts, mentoring and prizes in ‘The Pitch,’ sponsored by Fifth Third Bank and Messer Construction Co.
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Messer Construction Co. Expands Footprint in North Carolina
Raleigh is Messer's tenth regional office.
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Nucor Steel Gallatin Concrete Work
Concrete Pour Video at Nucor Steel Gallatin: a new facility that will be the first of its kind in North America.
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Fifth Third and Messer Team Up for The Pitch
Fifth Third and Messer team up to create a unique competition called The Pitch giving local minority businesses an opportunity to present ideas.
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IU Health North and Riley Children’s Health Construction Projects Webinar
Register to learn how you can get involved in projects for IU Health North and Riley Children's Health.
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Tariff's Effects on Construction
Messer Senior Vice President and COO Mark Luegering shares his perspective on tarrifs impact on the construction.
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The Simple Secret to Community Engagement is to Follow Your Heart
Charlotte Region Leader Steve Keckeis shares his advice on the secret to community engagement.
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Purdue University’s Honor College and Residences goes Gold
Purdue University’s Honors College and Residences achieved LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council, and celebrated the honor on Jan. 29. LEED, otherwise known as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is awarded to structures that are built sustainably. Certification criteria is based off of access to public transportation, clean air standards, design innovation, community, and overall energy efficiency. The project earned 66 LEED points to achieve the second-highest certification level. The Honors College is expected to be 40 percent more efficient than the Indiana energy code requires. According to the university, 2 million gallons of water will be saved each year from efficient shower and faucet fixtures. Twenty percent of the materials utilized for the project were sourced locally, exceeding the 10 percent standard that is required to attain gold status. Not only is this building green, it’s also economically resourceful. The 324,000 square foot living and learning residence halls took 18 months to build, making it the fastest completion time for a Purdue residence hall. Congratulations to the Indianapolis region for building sustainably, responsibly and safely!
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AGC Honors Messer with Build Knoxville Award
On Jan.18 the Knoxville branch of the Associated General Contractors of Tennessee held its 3rd Annual Build Knoxville Awards ceremony, and honored Messer with a Build Knoxville Award for the University of Tennessee Strong Hall. The Build Knoxville Award is presented to companies with the most impressive construction projects throughout Knoxville. Messer’s demonstrated excellence in project management, innovation techniques, client services, and sensitivity to the environment won us this amazing award. Check out our award submission for all details about the project.
