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  • Home plate put in place at ONEOK Field

    TULSA, Okla. – Bringing baseball to downtown Tulsa reached the seventh inning stretch today as the Tulsa Drillers and Manhattan Construction Company moved home plate from Drillers Stadium to the new ONEOK Field. Representatives from The Drillers and Manhattan joined Mayor Kathy Taylor, ONEOK CEO John Gibson and Tulsa Stadium Trust Chairman Stan Lybarger for a …

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  • Manhattan Construction Wins Five ABC Eagle Awards

    Manhattan Construction Co. received five bronze eagle honors from Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Oklahoma at the organization’s Excellence In Construction Awards dinner in October. Manhattan won the top honor for projects in the following categories: Commercial Over $100 million Mega-Project for Downstream Casino Resort, Quapaw, Okla. Health Care $5-15 million for Saint Francis …

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  • Manhattan to build John Phelps Courthouse

    HOUSTON, Texas – Harris County has awarded Manhattan Construction Co. the construction contract for the Harris County John Phelps Courthouse project to be located in the City of Pasadena.  The 64,000 square foot building will house a Precinct Two office in addition to offices of the Tax Assessor-Collector and the County Clerk, along with the …

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  • USAMRIID Project Breaks Ground

    The Groundbreaking Ceremony for the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) project was held today at Fort Detrick, Maryland.  Manhattan Construction Co. and Torcon are building the project together in a joint venture. The USAMRIID project is valued at over $500 million.  The new USAMRIID will feature the latest in bio-containment technology …

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  • ONEOK Field tops out on-time, within budget

    “Topping out” marks placement of final steel beam for Drillers’ new home TULSA, Okla. – Manhattan Construction Company put ONEOK Field’s final steel beam into place Thursday during a ceremony co-hosted by Manhattan and the Tulsa Drillers.  Part of the topping out tradition calls for an evergreen tree to be placed on the beam for …

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