Tulsa, Oklahoma – Oklahoma-based Manhattan Construction Company, a privately-held construction services company founded 1896, announces recent promotions to its Oklahoma leadership team. Kyle Nelson has been promoted to vice president of the Oklahoma City-area office and Ryan Haynie has been elevated to Tulsa-area operations manager. Haynie will oversee field operations with his counterpart Kevin …

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Manhattan Construction receives Associated Builders and Contractors National Safety Excellence Award. Pictured left to right: ABC National Chair Chuck Goodrich, Manhattan Construction Company Operations Manager Jim Cuddihee and Safety Manager Dean Ramineh Manhattan Construction Company has been named the winner of a National Safety Excellence Award from Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC). Manhattan Construction Company …

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The Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Oklahoma has honored Oklahoma-based Manhattan Construction Company with four Build Oklahoma Awards. AGC’s Build Oklahoma Awards program represents the “Best of the Best” commercial building projects in the state. Manhattan Construction received AGC Build Oklahoma Awards for the following projects:  Choctaw Nation | Durant Casino & Resort in Durant, …

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VIDEO: Watch this behind the scenes tour with Manhattan Construction Project Manager Andrea Gossard of the infrastructure work taking place in the basement of the Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City (January 20, 2017). Manhattan Construction Company, and design partner Frankfurt-Short-Bruza, are providing design-build services for the Oklahoma State Capitol Interior Renovation project.  

Manhattan Construction’s Brandon Batt uses empowerment, teamwork, and above all, a reminder of family, to keep safety at the forefront on job sites. Read Construction Equipment article by Frank Raczon.