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 [...] [...]
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 [...] [...]
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 [...] [...]
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 [...] [...]
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,” [...] [...]
The general contractor for the U.S. Olympic Committee headquarters at 27 S. Tejon St. said today that work on the building will continue - at least for now.
Jim Johnson, president of G.E. Johnson Construction Co., said that he met with LandCo President Ray Marshall and United Western Bank representatives today to discuss the project.
Johnson said [...] [...]
