Our team has kicked off the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine project at the University of South Alabama beginning with excavation. Roughly 600 concrete piles will be driven at the bottom of the excavation once this stage is complete. We’re proud to be building such an impactful facility! #BLHI #BuildAnythingAnywhere #UniversityofSouthAlabama
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Last week, our project team at WEG Headquarters and Hanger at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, held a topping-out ceremony marking the structural completion of the building. It was a beautiful, sunny day paired with a beam signing, a celebratory lunch, and fellowship. The facility's structure is made of 6,600 yards of concrete, 900 tons of steel, and 45,000 concrete blocks! #BLHI #BuildAnythingAnywhere #ToppingOut #TeamTyndall
The 529 King Street Hotel in Charleston, South Carolina is 70% complete! 🏗️ This 50-unit boutique hotel will soon feature retail space on the first floor, a courtyard for guests that is also available for private parties and events, and a fifth-floor indoor/outdoor lounge and bar overlooking downtown Charleston. #BLHI #BuildAnythingAnywhere #Charleston #CharlestonConstruction
At BL Harbert International, we believe that embracing new challenges is a key to fostering ongoing professional development. Monserrat is an Office Manager at one of our projects in Mexico, and her hard work and dedication inspires us all. Thanks for all you do for our team! #BuildAnythingAnywhere
Meet the team building the Advanced Individual Training (AIT) Complex at Fort Novosel, Alabama. This project consists of a two-story 90,000-square-foot barracks facility with central common space, classrooms, and outdoor covered training areas. Our team is honored to be building the first barracks project at Fort Novosel since 1998! #BLHI #BuildAnythingAnywhere
Join our dynamic team at BL Harbert International! We're hiring for a variety of roles. To view our openings and apply, visit https://lnkd.in/eW4GgHrH. #BLHI #BuildAnythingAnywhere #ConstructionJobs #ConstructionCareers #Hiring
Happy Independence Day from our team! We wish you a safe and happy holiday. #BLHI #BuildAnythingAnywhere #IndependenceDay #FourthofJuly
Congratulations to the entire Guadalajara team and the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations on the formal dedication and ribbon cutting of the new U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara, Mexico! This new facility stands as a benchmark for innovation and sustainable development in global diplomacy. Read more on this remarkable project and unveiling event below. #BuildAnythingAnywhere
Last week, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar joined U.S. Consul General in Guadalajara Amy Scanlon, along with OBO Managing Director Richard Sullivan, Executive Director Shane Myers from the Bureau of Consular Affairs, U.S. Mission personnel, and Mexican officials, at the formal dedication of the new U.S. Consulate General Guadalajara. The new consulate in Guadalajara, which will formally begin offering services to the public later this summer, is an important physical representation of the long-term commitment to the U.S.-Mexico relationship and a permanent presence in the region. Throughout the project, an estimated $66 million was invested in the local economy, and more than 1,880 Mexican workers were employed during its construction. The new facility not only meets the operational needs of the diplomatic mission but also serves as a model of innovation and responsible development in international diplomacy. Features include: ➕ Increased number of consular windows to better serve visitors and expedite services, ➕ Advanced energy and water-efficiency measures, including solar panels, a wastewater treatment system, innovative storm water management, drip irrigation, and drought-tolerant, native landscaping, ➕ Vibrant art installations throughout, and ➕ Outdoor overflow space shaded by natural palapas, paying homage to local traditions. Learn more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/db2DHrR5 Design Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP Construction: B.L. Harbert International, LLC Architect of Record: PAGE The United States and Mexico have a consequential bilateral relationship, directly impacting the everyday lives of millions of U.S. and Mexican citizens, whether through trade, joint security, or tourism. This ribbon cutting is the first in a series of upcoming U.S. embassy and consulate project completions in Mexico. Within similar timeframes, OBO has undertaken five major builds across Mexico: four new consulate facilities located in Hermosillo, Guadalajara, Merida, and Nogales, and a new embassy in Mexico City. With existing U.S. presence in Ciudad Juarez, Matamoros, Tijuana, Monterrey, and Nuevo Laredo, the new locations will total 10 diplomatic facilities in Mexico, reflecting the momentum of our collaborative efforts. Photo by Kevin Scott. U.S. Department of State #buildingdiplomacy #stateOBO #statedept #thediplomat #Mexico #Guadalajara #diplomacy
Last week, our U.S. Group regional meeting tour continued in Charleston, SC. South Carolina is home to one of our regional offices along with many projects and employees. This was the perfect opportunity for this group to hear updates from our leadership team. After the meeting, our team headed to the Charleston RiverDogs baseball game! Thanks to everyone who made this event possible.
ECS - Geotech/CMT Project Manager
1wThanks for having ECS on board for vibration monitoring. As a South alumni, it's always great getting back on campus to see the dramatic upgrades taking place. Go Jags!