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  • Building Homes for Heroes to Hold "Hard Hat Day" for Veteran Army Sergeant

    Naples, Fla. –  Building Homes for Heroes, a national non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) with offices in Valley Stream, N.Y. and Orlando, Fla., is pleased to announce a “hard hat day” to be held in conjunction with Manhattan Construction Company.  The event will be held at 555 Nottingham Drive in Naples, Fla., the future home of Army …

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  • Ground Breaking Held for $335 Million River Spirit Casino Phase II Expansion

    (TULSA, Okla.) – Hundreds gathered yesterday for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation ground breaking event for the River Spirit Casino Phase II expansion project in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Manhattan Construction Company, a top 5 nationally ranked entertainment/casino contractor by Engineering News-Record, is managing the construction of the project in a partnership with RedStone Construction Services, called Manhattan …

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  • Manhattan Construction Group Companies Win Eleven ABC Excellence in Construction Awards and Top STEP Safety Honor

    TULSA, Okla. – The Associated Builders Contractors (ABC) Oklahoma Chapter has honored Manhattan Construction Group’s subsidiaries with eleven Excellence In Construction Awards, and a Top National Safety Honor. Team members from Manhattan Construction Co., Manhattan Road and Bridge Co., and Cantera Concrete Co. were presented the honors at the ABC Excellence in Construction Awards Event …

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  • Guthrie Green awarded 2013 Brownfield Renewal Award

    Award recognizes projects nationally that revitalize former industrial/commercial properties TULSA, Okla. – Brownfield Renewal magazine recently awarded the 2013 Brownfield Renewal Award for Brownfields for Energy to Guthrie Green in Tulsa. The award honors projects that represent the gold standard of brownfield redevelopment across three distinct industry spheres of influence, including environmental impacts, economic impacts …

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  • Lee County and Minnesota Twins Break Ground on Sports Complex Renovations

     Renovations include increased seating capacity, upgraded concourses, improved concessions, a new player development academy and more   FORT MYERS, Fla. – Lee County and the Minnesota Twins have announced they will break ground on the $48.5 million renovations to the Lee County Sports Complex (LCSC) and Hammond Stadium today (Thursday, Oct. 3) at 3:00 p.m. …

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