Hoar Completes $19M Expansion, Renovation at Crisp Regional Hospital in Georgia

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An expansion and renovation project at Crisp Regional Hospital in Cordele, Georgia is complete. The $19-million project included the addition of two stories totaling 15,000 square feet and the renovation of existing PACU and post-op spaces at the 35-year-old hospital. The project team included Hoar Construction, CDH Partners and Walter P Moore. Originally built in 1990, Crisp Regional Hospital is a Level III trauma center and the primary healthcare provider for Crisp County and surrounding communities. As a phased project, the team worked closely with hospital administration to coordinate schedules and minimize disruption for patients and staff. The hospital remained … Read more

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Construction Begins on New Jersey TV, Film Production Studio

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Project partners for Great Point Studios, the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, the Newark Housing Authority and community members at Newark’s Temple of Hip Hop recently gathered to celebrate the official start of construction on Lionsgate Newark film studio. This nearly 300,000-square-foot complex will be the first purpose-built studio in New Jersey specifically constructed for TV and film production. In addition to the studio production space, the project’s scope includes construction of offices, support space and parking for 145 cars, 22 trucks or trailers and 11 RVs. The full 12-acre facility will be owned and managed by Great Point Studios. Gilbane … Read more

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Road Ahead: What the Future Holds for Superintendents

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By Brooks Bass What will the jobsite of the future look like? Will projects continue to be driven by hands-on leadership, or evolve into something more tech-centered and automated? Across the construction industry, superintendents are preparing for a decade of significant change. The road ahead is shaped by evolving technology, a shifting workforce and new cultural expectations onsite. Workforce shortage and wake-up call One of the most pressing concerns is the growing shortage of skilled labor. As experienced workers retire and fewer people enter the trades, project schedules are already beginning to stretch. Compressed timelines that once seemed achievable may … Read more

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McLaren Construction Midlands and North Appointed to Deliver Student Development in Manchester

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McLaren Construction Midlands and North has been appointed by McLaren Property main contractor for the landmark Upper Brook Street student accommodation development in Manchester, England. Early works have been progressing at pace, with both tower cranes now fully installed onsite. Ground clearance and preparation works are complete, alongside the installation of temporary site facilities. Piling has also concluded with 219 piles installed and concrete bases formed to support the two new residential buildings and cranes. The team aimed to have slip-form rigs assembled before the Christmas period, enabling the concrete frame to commence early this year. The £160m Upper Brook … Read more

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Cade Rowley Promoted to CEO of Sundt Construction

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Sundt Construction promoted Cade Rowley to president and CEO. Rowley, formerly president and chief operating officer, succeeds Mike Hoover, who has transitioned to the role of executive chairman after serving as CEO since 2016. Prior to being named president and COO in 2024, Rowley served as president of Sundt’s Industrial Group. He joined Sundt in 1998 as a field engineer in the company’s Heavy Civil (now Transportation) Group and subsequently advanced through multiple roles in business development, preconstruction and operations. He served as senior vice president of Sundt’s Transportation Group before being tapped to lead the Industrial Group in 2022. … Read more

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