Sundt Construction

Surprise! 🎉 We've begun distributing $25,000 grant checks in honor of the Sundt Foundation's 25th anniversary! Our teams in Central Texas, Florida and El Paso surprised our local nonprofit partners this week, creating some very special moments for these organizations and our employee-owners: ❤️ Central Texas - Kinetic Kids, San Antonio, TX is a recognized leader for adaptive sports, fine arts and educational programming, serving children with intellectual and physical challenges. Unaware they had been selected for the grant, our employee-owners watched the Kinetic Kids show off their learned skills from their basketball summer session. At the end of the session, employee-owners shared some words of support and surprised the nonprofit with their $25,000 grant check. ❤️ Florida- Find Feed & Restore offers multiple housing solutions for families with children including Housing First, Affordable Housing and Homelessness Avoidance. The team came to our Tampa office to present about the nonprofit, but Sundt employee-owners had something else up their sleeves: a $25,000 check! ❤️ El Paso- CASA of El Paso trains and supports volunteers from the community to advocate for abused and neglected children who need representation in the family court system. Our employee-owners hosted the organization in the El Paso office, surprising them with the $25,000 grant check! We're thrilled to be able to continue supporting the communities where we live and work. Stay tuned to see the next $25,000 recipients! #sundtservice

Today's #skilledworkforce feature is mechanical laborer Adam Wegner! Adam got into construction because he enjoys being outside and working with his hands. In his six months with Sundt, he's already been awarded Employee of the Month for taking the initiative to help educate newer members of the crew on safety best practices, as well as jumping in to help his coworkers. He’s aiming to expand his skills and eventually become a pipefitter. According to Adam, “Some of my favorite experiences on the job have been the employee appreciation events, like the BBQs and Topgolf. It’s a nice opportunity to get to know the other guys on the project, and it feels good to be recognized and celebrated for the work we do.” Thanks for all your hard work, Adam! Check out our openings: https://bit.ly/3X52aRJ #nowhiring #opportunity

School's in session! 📚🎒 Over the last month, our Tempe team collected over 800 backpacks for our local, nonprofit partners. Each team selected a cause of their choice to receive the donations. Sundt's transportation team donated to The Foster Alliance - Arizona Helping Hands; the industrial team gave to BACKPACKS 4 KIDS AZ INC; our building team supported Southwest Human Development; Sundt's concrete division donated to Arizona PBS; and our support groups gave to Televerde. #sundtservice

Attention subcontractors! Join us on 8/19 for our subcontractor outreach event. Learn more about opportunities for upcoming infrastructure and treatment plant projects in the City of Mesa. For full details and to RSVP, visit https://bit.ly/4fIqr8m. We hope to see you there!

Calling all schedulers! Sundt has multiple project scheduler positions open in Oregon, Tennessee, Arizona and Texas. #nowhiring #jobopportunity https://bit.ly/3AfEzpE

Sponsorships available! ⛳ Join the Pacific Northwest Sundt Foundation Charitable Golf Tournament on Friday September 6 at Langdon Farms in Aurora, Oregon. All proceeds from the tournament will benefit Project 48 Inc, an organization that supports youth in foster care during critical transitions. Register and purchase sponsorships here: https://lnkd.in/gKUwXmHr

Our next intern turned full-time employee-owner is field engineer Sam Striffler! Sam spent over a year interning for Sundt's building team, honing his expertise on Sundt's expansion of Inspirata Pointe at Royal Oaks. He recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science and Engineering in electrical systems. "My internship at Sundt prepared me to go full time because it allowed me to work on a wide variety of projects and experience different aspects of the company. The most important thing I learned is to build strong relationships with trade partners on site, which is critical in ensuring the project runs smoothly. During my field time, Corbin Olson was a great mentor; he taught me how to approach problems on site and how to properly course correct. During my preconstruction time, Melissa Einbinder Love exposed me to many different aspects of the company, including coaching me on the business at large." Welcome, Sam! We're so glad you're here. Click to learn more about our opportunities: https://bit.ly/49cYul4 #internship #opportunity #hiring

#ThrowbackThursday In 1974 Sundt finished construction of the Val Vista Water Treatment Plant, a 80 million gallon per day facility with two 40-million-gallon storage reservoirs and sedimentation tanks. The original project required around 600,000 cubic yards of earth to be moved and used 28,000 cubic yards of concrete on the 193-acre site. A decade ago in 2014, Sundt returned to the plant to outfit the facility to keep up with the area's growing population. This work included refurbishing four existing sludge collectors to higher efficiency two stage circular collectors; upgrading multiple influent systems, replacing worn drive units at the existing west plant circular sludge collectors and one at their pre-sedimentation basins; and replacing/upgrading the disinfection building. Today, the plant is still up and running, treating millions of gallons of raw water daily to provide clean, safe, reliable water services to the community.

Project update! 👷 Check out this photo update from the Sundt-Cannon JV team on the Idaho Transportation Department's I-15/I-86 System Interchange, also known as the “Flying Y." The team has made huge strides this summer, their expertise on display with self-perform concrete placements, a new, major connector road and steel girders being lifted on a new bridge. Read more: https://bit.ly/4dqllvI

Time for another philanthropy round up! This summer, our employee-owners in Phoenix, Tucson and New Mexico were busy gathering donations and volunteering their time to support local nonprofits and organizations. ✨A Sundt team in New Mexico participated in the Global Cleanup in Rio Rancho. The team collected approximately 150 bags of trash and removed several large household items, significantly beautifying a part of the desert community. ✨Our Phoenix teams volunteered their time at ACCEL's East campus installing a new shade structure and prepping teacher baskets and training materials. ACCEL is a nonprofit organization serving children and adults who have developmental disabilities. ✨The Tucson office and area jobsites gathered school supplies and everyday materials for Treasures 4 Teachers of Tucson through July. Treasures 4 Teachers is a non-profit that provides educators with free to low-cost, hands-on interactive learning materials. Sundt employee-owners donated $750 along with two large boxes of supplies. ✨The Phoenix Building team helped get transitional housing apartments ready for six new families to move in with the Sojourner Center! Since 1977, Sojourner Center has been a safe haven in Arizona. Today, they offer 134 shelter beds and 32 transitional housing apartments, providing a refuge for survivors of domestic violence. ✨Sundt hosted a booth at the Phoenix Children's Hospital for their summer carnival! Way to go, teams! #sundtservice