• Bloomingdale Public Shools-  Additions and remodeling have begun soon in the Bloomingdale Public School District. Construction at Pullman Elementary is scheduled for completion in the summer of 2003. Bloomingdale Elementary and Bloomingdale Middle/High Schools are well underway with scheduled competion in 2004. View project.





• New Life Assembly of God Church-  The New Life Assembly of God Church is a design/build project blending the knowledge and experience of Muskegon Construction Company and Jeffrey Parker Architects of Grand Rapids. The master plan allows for two additional phases to be constructed over the next five to seven years. These additions will create seating space for 1200 people in the Family Life Center. View project.





• West Shore Community College-  Construction began in October, 2001 on the addition of a new Science Wing to the existing Media Center Building. The project was completed in July, 2002 at a cost of approximately $3.2 million. View project.





• Oakridge Public Schools Public Schools-  The voters of the Oakridge Public Schools community passed a bond issue for $17.65 million, approximately 7.0 mills, on September 22, 1998. This successful election followed two previous attempts. Community members were heavily involved in the passage of this bond request. They continue to be active in the design and development of the new construction and remodeling projects. View project.





• Ravenna Public Schools-  The voters of the Ravenna Public School community passed a bond issue for $13.95 million, approximately 7.0 mills, on March 29, 1999. The bond request for new construction and remodeling was necessary for this growing community. A previous bond request failed in 1996. The district serves approximately 1300 students in kindergarten through 12th grade. View project.





• Mercy General Health Partners -  It took less than five months, using the accelerated "fast-track" approach, to complete this Family Care Center in Spring Lake, built for Investment Property Associates and Mercy Hospital  View project.





• Fruitport Community Schools - 1997 Bond Project Fruitport Community Schools maximized their return on the bond dollars approved in September 23, 1997 vote by hiring Muskegon Construction Company as their construction manager early in the pre-bond phase. MCC worked with the FCS Facilities Committee and the architect to identify program needs and corresponding costs. MCC then followed through during the design and construction phases to ensure that FCS received all they asked for -- and more. During the course of the eighteen-month construction project, which began in the spring of 1998, FCS realized approximately $750,000 in value added to their school bond project. View project.





• City of Muskegon Public Schools -1995 Bond Project
  The bond project for Muskegon Public Schools included additions and renovations at nineteen different buildings throughout the city. Muskegon Construction Company was the construction manager for this complex and challenging project. Actual construction began in April 1996 and concluded in September 1998.  View project.





• Mona Shores Public Schools - 1995 Bond Project
  The bond project for Mona Shores Public Schools included additions and renovations at seven different locations including the middle school, high school, athletic complex and four elementary schools. Muskegon Construction was construction manager for this $45.4 million bond project - $35.6 of which was devoted to construction. Through tight budget control, value engineering, aggressive scheduling, and wise decision making and participation by the owner, over $3.0 million in savings was realized throughout the course of this project. View Project.





• Muskegon Community College Higher Education Center - 1994 This 95,000-sq.-ft. facility opened in January of 1995 to provide Muskegon area residents expanded opportunities for higher learning from a consortium of West Michigan universities. View Project.





• Lakeshore Area Radiation Oncology Center - 1992 Designed to provide a bright and pleasant atmosphere for patients and workers, the Lakeshore Area Radiation Oncology Center (L.A.R.O.C.) in Holland incorporates a skylight that runs the full length of the expansive lobby to provide an abundance of natural light to the interior. View Project.





• Montague Area Public Schools - 1993 Bond Project
  Most of the work for this northern Muskegon County school district was done at Oerhli Elementary School as new construction was blended with facilities built as early as 1921. View Project.





• Whitehall District Schools - 1992 Bond Project
  Whitehall's new $4.9 million Shoreline Elementary School is futuristic in its design and high-tech in its educational components. View Project.





• Memorial Family Health Center - 1992
  What was once an asparagus field southwest of downtown Hart is now the site of the Memorial Family Health Center.  View Project.

 

Other Projects
Project	Owner & Address	Completed
Renovations Radiology/Oncology $827,500	Hackley Hospital 17496 N. Fruitport Rd. Muskegon,MI	2000
Additions/Remodeling Edu. Service Center $1,324,000	Muskegon Area School Dist. 630 Harvey St. Muskegon, MI 49442	2000
Next Care Remodeling $850,000	Mercy Gen. Health Partners 1500 E. Sherman Blvd. Muskegon, MI 49444	1999
Additions/Remodeling LTCU & Main Ent. $4,238,000	United Memorial Hospital 615 E. Bower St. Greenville, MI 48838	1999
Classroom Additions/ Renovations $890,000	Tri Valley Academy 2140 Valley Muskegon, MI 49444	1998
Program & Campus Consolidation $1,970,000	Mercy General Health Partners 1500 E. Sherman Blvd. Muskegon, MI 49444	1997
Primary Care Clinic North Muskegon $650,000	Mercy Hospital 1500 E. Sherman Blvd. Muskegon, MI 49442	1996
Family Care Center $510,000	Memorial Medical Center of West Michigan 1 Atkinson Drive Ludington, MI 49431	1994
Primary Care Clinic Spring Lake $585,000	Mercy Hospital 1500 E. Sherman Blvd. Muskegon, MI 49442	1994
Remodel of Obstetrics $3,000,000	Holland Community Hospital 602 Michigan Ave. Holland, MI 49423	1991