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Posts Tagged ‘G.E. Johnson’

Kudos! – November 4, 2011

by Staff Writer Published: November 3,2011

Tags: G.E. Johnson, Goodwill, HBA, kudos, Pinon Development

GE Johnson logs 5 million hours with no injuries GE Johnson Construction Company recently exceeded 5 million man-hours worked without a day-away-from-work injury, which equates to every hour worked on more than $2 billion worth of projects since 2005. GE Johnson has completed more than $6 billion in projects throughout the Rocky Mountain region, and has [...] [...]

G.E. Johnson among safest workplaces

by Amy Gillentine Published: June 20,2011

Tags: G.E. Johnson, Premium Cost Containment Program

Springs-based G.E. Johnson Construction is one of six companies recognized by the Premium Cost Containment Program for its workplace safety record. G.E. Johnson is nearing 5 million work hours without having a lost a work day due to injury. The Premium Cost Containment Program is designed to reduce insurance premiums by $270.7 million this year. Nearly 4,000 employers [...] [...]

Uninsured-workers’ needs prompt support for Peak Vista (access required)

by Amy Gillentine Published: April 29,2011

Tags: G.E. Johnson, Peak Vista, The Broadmoor

GE Johnson construction company CEO Jim Johnson knows that many subcontractors working on his projects don’t offer health insurance to their employees. Broadmoor hotel CEO Steve Bartolin recognizes the same issue — part-time, seasonal workers in the hospitality industry don’t get health insurance through work. That’s why both companies give money to Peak Vista Community Health Centers, [...] [...]

GE Johnson CEO named to state education board

by Jonathan Easley Published: January 11,2011

Tags: Education, G.E. Johnson, Gov. Bill Ritter, Jim Johnson

Governor Bill Ritter has appointed Jim Johnson, president and CEO of Springs-based GE Johnson Construction Co., to the State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education. Johnson will serve on the board through 2014. It was the final round of appointments for the outgoing governor. [...]

G.E. Johnson named to Centura’s Castle Rock project (access required)

by Amy Gillentine Published: May 20,2010

Tags: Castle Rock, Centura Health, G.E. Johnson

Colorado-Springs based G.E. Johnson Construction was selected for the first phase of Centura Health’s hospital project in Castle Rock. The $23.6 million project will begin this summer. G.E. Johnson is no stranger to Centura –  the company has completed more than 3 million square feet of projects at nine Centura Health campuses. The company recently constructed and [...] [...]

Hospital building proves to be a boon for G.E. Johnson  (access required)

by Becky Hurley Published: December 26,2009

Tags: G.E. Johnson, Real Estate

G.E. Johnson Construction Co. just completed work on the $4.5 million St. Anthony Summit County Medical Center. The 12,739-square-foot mountain community project came in ahead of schedule and under budget, said spokesman Al Slattery. The new hospital wing expansion includes 10 additional beds, four intensive care unit beds and six progressive care patient rooms. “Our construction budget [...] [...]

G.E. Johnson chosen to build Sangre de Cristo school (access required)

by Becky Hurley Published: December 11,2009

Tags: G.E. Johnson

Colorado Springs’ general contractor, G.E. Johnson Construction Co., has been awarded a contract to build an $18 million pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade school in the San Luis Valley. The 80,000-square-foot building and campus in Mosca represents the first significant capital improvement to the Sangre de Cristo School District’s facilities since the early 1970s, said GEJ spokesman Al [...] [...]

G.E. Johnson selected for Visual Arts Building (access required)

by Becky Hurley Published: November 6,2009

Tags: construction, G.E. Johnson

Colorado Springs-based G.E. Johnson Construction Co. has been awarded a contract to build a $27 million visual arts building at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. The two-level 83,750-square-foot facility will contain studios for drawing, sculpture, metalworking, ceramics, printmaking and related support facilities. Johnson will pursue U.S. Green Building Council Leadership in Energy and Environment Design Silver [...] [...]

G.E. Johnson gets to finish the job (access required)

by Becky Hurley Published: October 22,2009

Tags: G.E. Johnson, interior finish, USOC building

In a not-so-surprising announcement today,  the City of Colorado Springs said G.E. Johnson Construction Co. was awarded the $2.7 million interior finish of the six-story building at 27 S. Tejon St, scheduled to become the headquarters for the U.S. Olympic Committee. Plans are for the building to be completed by March 31, 2010. The Colorado Springs-based general contractor  [...] [...]

Art on the Streets (access required)

by Rob Larimer Published: June 15,2009

Tags: Art on the Streets, Downtown Partnership, G.E. Johnson, Nor'wood, U.S. Bank

The 11th annual Art on the Streets opens June 26, when 13 works will be officially introduced. There were a record 62 submission this year. Artwork in this year’s show represents the creative labor of artists from Colorado, Kansas, California, Arizona, New Mexico and Italy. “There’s no doubt in my mind this is going to be our best show ever,” [...] [...]

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