State lic. GC-214870 · Bonded & insured 412 days without a lost-time incident Mon–Sat 07:00–18:00 +1 (253) 555-0187
Tower cranes silhouetted against a purple evening sky
Industrial · Infrastructure · Heavy civil

Heavy work. Tight tolerances.

Distribution centers, manufacturing plants, transit depots and utility infrastructure. Self-performed concrete and steel, delivered with a 0.42 TRIR.

Largest slab pour2,140 yd³
Tilt panels erected4,800+
Crane fleet9 units
Bonding capacity$120M

Building for public, private and industrial clients, including

Halden HealthNorthbay SchoolsCrestline FoodsKestrel LogisticsMarrow & Pike RetailTidewater PortOakfield HomesVeritas Labs
01 — Safety

Zero harm is a schedule item

On an industrial site, the safest crew is also the fastest. We track leading indicators daily and publish the lagging ones on every gate.

  • Site-specific safety plan before mobilisation
  • Crane lift plans signed by a qualified engineer
  • Full-time safety officer on every site over 50 workers
Site safety record
412

Days without a lost-time incident

Hours worked since last LTI1,284,630
Projects delivered1286since 1987
Handed over on time96.4%last 5 years
TRIR0.42industry avg 2.8
Crew safety-certified100%OSHA 30 / first aid
02 — Sectors

Built for throughput

Six sectors where we self-perform the critical path: concrete, steel erection and site civil.

Distribution & logistics

Tilt-up and pre-engineered warehouses to 40' clear height, ESFR sprinklers, dock packages.

Manufacturing

Process-ready plants with heavy slabs, crane rails and clean utilities.

Transit & public works

Bus depots, maintenance facilities, public works yards and operations centers.

Utilities & energy

Substations foundations, pump stations and battery storage pads.

Bridges & civil

Short-span bridges, culverts, retaining walls and site infrastructure.

Cold storage

Freezer and cooler buildings with insulated slabs and vapor control.

03 — Self-perform

We control the critical path

ScopeDeliveryCapability
ConcreteSelf-performedFoundations, tilt-up panels, slabs to FF 60 / FL 40
Structural steelSelf-performedErection to 180 t per lift, bolting & welding
Site civilSelf-performedExcavation, utilities, paving, stormwater
MEPTrade partnersPre-qualified, EMR below 0.8 required
EnvelopeTrade partnersInsulated metal panel, roofing, glazing
CommissioningIn-houseFunctional testing & O&M handover
Worker in high-visibility gear tying rebar on a gridRebar inspection · Pier 9
04 — Live project

Tilt-up, panel by panel

Our owners see the same programme as our superintendents, updated every shift.

Steel frame of an industrial building with a craneSite cam 02 · updated 07:40
Live project · Fife, WA · 212,000 sq ft tilt-up

Pier 9 Logistics Center

81%
Week 31 of 44 On schedule
  1. 01

    Plan

    Sep 02 – Oct 10
    Complete
    Civil & structural IFC drawings100%
  2. 02

    Permit

    Oct 13 – Nov 21
    Complete
    Grading + building permits100%
  3. 03

    Foundation

    Nov 24 – Feb 06
    Complete
    Footings & 8" slab, 9 pours100%
  4. 04

    Frame

    Feb 09 – May 15
    In progress
    118 of 124 tilt panels erected91%
  5. 05

    Finish

    May 18 – Jul 03
    Upcoming
    Roof deck & dock doors started12%
05 — Budget

Order-of-magnitude budget

Early numbers for feasibility studies. A detailed estimate follows the site walk.

sq ft

≈ 5,574 m²

03 · Quality tier
04 · Scope add-ons
Estimate · FM-EST-01REV A

Estimated build cost

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Indicative only. Based on 2024–2026 Forgemont project averages, excl. land, sales tax and utility fees.

06 — Portfolio

Industrial & commercial projects

All projects
07 — Owners

Owners who build again

Client report · 01
“Two hundred thousand square feet of tilt-up, zero lost-time incidents, and the racking contractor walked in on day one. That is rare.”
Priya Okafor
Priya OkaforVP Real Estate, Kestrel Logistics
Client report · 02
“Forgemont handed over our clinic eleven days early. The weekly site report meant our board never had to ask for an update.”
Dana Whitcombe
Dana WhitcombeFacilities Director, Halden Health
Client report · 03
“Our house was drawn, permitted and built by one team. The number in the first estimate was within two percent of the final invoice.”
Marcus Leland
Marcus LelandHomeowner, Alder Ridge
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Breaking ground next year?

Bring us in at feasibility. Early contractor involvement typically saves 6–9% of the construction budget.

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StatusReady to build