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Two IMCO projects selected as finalists for the Idaho Business Review Top Project Awards

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A wide view of a dry canyon landscape with golden grass-covered cliffs stretching into the distance under a clear blue sky. On the right, a road runs alongside an active construction area where a large loader is working on a newly graded roadway near the canyon's edge.

Honored to be recognized among Idaho's top projects

The Mountain Home Air Force Base Water Resilience project has been selected as a finalist for the Idaho Business Review’s Top Projects Award in the Infrastructure/Utility category. IMCO and Stantec partnered on this design-build project to construct a new intake, pump station, and 14-mile pipeline from the Snake River to a new water treatment facility at the MHAFB. The Kuna Data Center project was also nominated by Hensel Phelps. IMCO was a subcontractor for the water infrastructure scope of work on the large CM/GC project.

This annual Idaho construction awards program honors projects demonstrating excellence in design, innovation, execution, and community impact while highlighting the people, companies and partnerships driving growth throughout the state. Projects are judged by scope of work, challenges and obstacles faced and overcome, budget and schedule performance, safety, and overall quality and impact on the community.

Close-up of an excavator lowering a large bucket near a newly installed black pipeline at an active construction site. Additional heavy equipment is visible in the background as the pipeline extends across a graded dirt trench under a clear blue sky.   A tracked trenching machine excavates a deep trench at a pipeline construction site, cutting through dry soil and creating a cloud of dust. The machine operates along a dirt access road under a clear blue sky, with the pipeline corridor extending into the distance.   Two construction workers in hard hats and high-visibility safety vests install a large pipeline flange at an outdoor jobsite. One worker tightens a large wrench while the other operates a powered torque wrench on the flange bolts, with an excavator visible in the background.

Thirty-five projects were nominated across five categories. The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners of each category will be announced at a banquet on October 8th in Boise.