Newsroom

Mar1

2016

Imhof takes 2016 Future Leadership Forum portfolio chair position

Imhof takes 2016 FLF portfolio chair positionFrank Imhof, of IMCO General Construction, Inc., will be joining AGC's Future Leadership Forum as the 2016 portfolio officer. Jake Jacobson of Osborne Construction... Read More

Jan26

2016

The DIRT Newsletter Highlights, Volume 23

thedirt-vol23-highlights.pdf

Jan21

2016

IMCO's Brent Richards recognized as one of ENR's Top 25 Newsmakers in 2015

On the night a massive landslide swamped state Route 53 near the community of Oso in Snohomish County, Wash.—killing 43 and seriously injuring 10—IMCO superintendent Brent Richards acted quickly to mobilize equipment and... Read More

Jan11

2016

ENR’s “2015 Year in Construction” Photo Contest Winners

The diversity of colors, lines, angles, textures and people in the construction industry is reflected in the winning images of ENR’s “2015 Year in Construction” photo contest. Ranging from bright-blue steel girders and the... Read More

Jan7

2016

IMCO Goes Ivy League - Harvard Session Steers transition

Imco Goes Ivy Leage – Harvard Session Steers transitionJanuary 6, 2016 By Patrick DowningFamily-owned businesses often don’t succeed with their second generation. About 30 percent of companies make that leap successfully, and... Read More

Dec15

2015

AEMA's 121st Annual Meeting honors Rio Tinto & Midas Gold Corp. for Environmental Excellence

December 15, 2015Two American Mining Projects Honored for Environmental ExcellenceAEMA’s 121st Annual Meeting honors Rio Tinto & Midas Gold Corp.The American Exploration & Mining... Read More

Dec4

2015

IMCO Project Earns ENR Best Project Award

IMCO was notified in September that the Oso SR-530 Slide - Roadway Clearing Project was selected as the Engineering News Record (ENR) Northwest Region Best Project of the Year in the Small Project category. This is a huge honor... Read More

Dec2

2015

New wall eases flooding fears at Tacoma's biggest waste-treatment plant

HIGHLIGHTSNew flood wall aims to protect Tacoma’s Central Wastewater Treatment Plant from flooding into the Puyallup RiverThe $9 million project was completed in late springFlooding at the plant could cost $10... Read More

Nov25

2015