Granger Construction

There are many paths to a career in construction, and in 2024, Project Engineer Alexander Carroll joined Granger Construction as a member of our summer internship cohort. Learn more about Alex's internship experience at https://lnkd.in/gb7NkNcc.

“The $68 million Tom Izzo Football Building expansion project was designed to provide a transformative experience for MSU student-athletes and recruits, merging performance, comfort, and community in a manner that mirrors the teamwork and dedication of a championship-level football program. MSU, in partnership with Granger Construction and Integrated Design Solutions, successfully executed this game plan.” Learn more about the new MSU Tom Izzo Football Building and all the challenges, technology and solutions that went in to creating such a beautiful facility in CAM Magazine’s October special issue (pg. 108-116): https://lnkd.in/gu_WnvdJ ... The MSU Tom Izzo Football Building was one of 12 outstanding construction projects selected for the Construction Association of Michigan's 2024 Project Achievement Awards. Granger Construction is proud to have served as the Construction Manager for this project, as well as helping build Michigan State University for over 60 years. Special thanks to Integrated Design Solutions as the architect on the project, and to everyone who made this project possible!  Michigan State University Infrastructure Planning and Facilities

See 15 months of work in under 60 seconds! The folks at Michigan State University and Michigan State University Infrastructure Planning and Facilities published a beautiful time-lapse video showcasing the process of completing the Farm Lane bridge project in East Lansing from June 2023 to August 2024! Thank you to all who worked so hard to complete this project! https://lnkd.in/dVzNpx8g

“Crews working on projects with Granger Construction Company – and likely any construction crew – appreciate having a spacious, open area for staging materials. That wasn’t the case when Granger and its contractors signed on to build Michigan State University Federal Credit Union’s new branch at East Lansing’s busiest intersection. The project’s location, adjacent to existing structures and busy streets, required careful planning and execution.” Learn more about MSUFCU’s new 311 Abbot facility and the collaboration that contributed to its transformative presence in downtown East Lansing in CAM Magazine’s October special issue (pg. 10-17): https://lnkd.in/gAj-Qsic ... MSU Federal Credit Union 311 Abbot was one of 12 outstanding construction projects selected for the Construction Association of Michigan's 2024 Project Achievement Awards. Granger Construction is proud to have served as the Construction Manager for this project, alongside many talented industry partners, including Neumann/Smith Architecture.

We had the privilege of sponsoring this year’s Associated Schools of Construction (ASC) Region 3 Design-Build Competition! Students from across the Midwest got the chance to showcase their skills by designing a data center over the course of one 14-hour day. Shout-out to all the students that participated and congratulations to the Ferris State University team for their first-place win! Thank you to everyone who contributed their time and effort to this event! Special thanks to Grangers own Christine Anderson, Kyle Rosinski, Nicholas Thomas and Rebekah Clements.

We are excited to welcome new team members Bryan Darling, M. Max EL HASSAK and Savannah Vissman to Granger! ... Bryan Darling joins our Ohio region in the role of Project Manager. Bryan is a graduate of the University of Toledo with a degree in mechanical engineering technology and brings a strong MEP background to the team. ... Max Hassak also joins our Ohio region in the role of Lean Operations Manager. Max is a graduate of Med V School of Engineering with a degree in civil engineering and brings a wealth of leadership experience to the team. ... Savannah Vissman joins our Marketing and Communications department in the role of Communications Coordinator. Savannah is a recent graduate of Grand Canyon University, where she majored in professional writing with minors in graphic design and advertising.

“Mass timber construction is on the rise in Michigan and around the United States, largely because of a growing list of benefits, high demand, and a shorter construction timeline. […] One of Michigan’s largest and most prominent mass timber buildings is the STEM Teaching and Learning Facility at Michigan State University in East Lansing.” Learn more about “The Rise of Mass Timber” in the September 2024 issue of Construction Association of Michigan Magazine (pages 24 – 29): https://lnkd.in/g8KHDiqN ... MassTimber at MSU Michigan State University Infrastructure Planning and Facilities

Michigan State University's new Student Recreation and Wellness Center project was featured by Building Design+Construction Media. In this article, Brian Mullen, PMP, CEFP, Capital Project Delivery Manager for Michigan State University Infrastructure Planning and Facilities, notes "Our strategic plan calls for a focus on health and wellbeing as a component of student success ... This investment by our students, and their request, supports their ability to care for themselves as they work toward graduation.” ... https://lnkd.in/gEbbSK8E

October 14 - 18 marks the fourth annual Construction Inclusion Week, an initiative meant to unite workers across the built environment to create a more welcoming and inclusive industry. With a focus topic set for each day, participants can find resources at https://lnkd.in/gTKJFEx6.

On October 4th, the SJMB Trinity Health Brighton project team welcomed approximately 100 students from the Howell/Livingston High School Construction Trades program. The day included presentations in the trailer detailing project specifics, along with a Q&A session featuring various members of the construction team. Following this, the students toured the new hospital addition in Brighton, MI. This visit marked the third time this construction group has been hosted on-site, and the students expressed excitement about witnessing the progress of the project during their visits.