That's a wrap! Our Des Moines team recently attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Indian Hills Community College Performing & Visual Arts Center, and it was a fantastic event! The project showcased a stunning new two-story atrium and an 18,000-square-foot remodel of the performing arts center, complete with state-of-the-art studio classrooms, a new choir and band room, and more. A huge thank you to our partners for their hard work and dedication in bringing this vision to life! INVISION Planning | Architecture | Interiors IMEG Raker Rhodes Engineering, LLC Garden and Associates, LTD
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Building for the next generation.
About us
It takes the effort of hundreds and sometimes thousands of people to bring together the vision, expertise and materials to build any structure. McGough is proud of our role in that process – and we’re proud of the results. As a respected general contractor, we bring six generations of experience to prominent, distinctive and complex construction projects. Our people and their expertise in planning, development, construction and facility management power our success. From new construction to renovation – with world-class owners, designers and trusted trade partners – McGough has a history of collaboration and partnership that leverages the power of people and the advantage of cross-functional expertise. We have worked in diverse spaces including corporate, industrial, healthcare, institutional, technology, life sciences, housing, education, worship, performing arts and retail. Whether your project is large or small, start with confidence from the ground up.
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- Industry
- Construction
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- St. Paul, MN
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1956
- Specialties
- Corporate Services, Development, Construction and Facility Management, and Technology and Life Sciences
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What does it take to install a 7-ton sculpture? A huge crane and a lot of teamwork! Last week, McGough helped set "Berg XIX," the newest sculpture at Saint John's University in St. Cloud. This massive artwork, created by sculptor Tom Joyce, started as 14,000 pounds of northern Minnesota iron ore. Joyce transformed the ore into high-carbon steel, heating it to a scorching 2,500°F. He then cut, twisted, and squeezed it under 5,500 tons of pressure, shaping it into a bright orange mass of folds and curves. Watch as this awesome 14,000-pound masterpiece takes its place on campus!
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Totally rad day on the links with our NAWIC Southeast Minnesota squad! We partied like it's 1994 to support the next generation of construction pros with scholarship funds. Major props to our team for bringing the 90's vibes and supporting a cause that's da bomb! Talk about all that and a bag of chips!
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We're honored that the Essentia Health St. Mary's Medical Center project in Duluth has been named Best Healthcare Project in the 2024 ENR Midwest Best Projects Contest! This recognition highlights our passion and commitment to building state-of-the-art healthcare facilities for our communities. Congratulations to all involved in bringing this vision to life.
The winners of the 2024 ENR Midwest Best Projects Contest have been announced! A total of 33 projects from across the region have been recognized by this year's panel of judges. To find out more about this year's contest and learn the rest of the winners, click the link! 👷🏾♂️🏅🏆 https://lnkd.in/gp_2KrGW 📷 1: Essentia Health St. Mary’s Medical Center; Duluth, Minn. | Best Healthcare | Photo by Halkin/Mason Photography, LLC 📷 2: Spellacy Bridge Reconstruction Project; Holmes County, Ohio | Best Small Project | Photo courtesy Kokosing 📷 3: 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis; St. Louis | Best Renovation/Restora| Photo courtesy Russell Co. 📷 4: Omaha RiverFront Revitalization; Omaha, Neb. | Best Landscape/Urban Development | Photo courtesy HDR 📷 5: Jason Hargrove Transit Center; Detroit, Mich. | Best Airport/Transit | Photo by Maconochie Photography Studio #construction #engineering #contests #enrbestprojects2024 #ENRMidwest Essentia Health EwingCole McGough Ohio Department of Transportation Palmer Engineering Smolen Engineering, Ltd. OHM Advisors Russell Co. 21c Museum Hotels Perfido Weiskopf Wagstaff + Goettel KPFF Consulting Engineers Kiewit Metropolitan Entertainment & Convention Authority Ideal Contracting DLZ Corporation
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On Tuesday, we kicked off the 2024 school year with the grand opening of Parshall Elementary School in North Dakota! Completed in just 15 months, Parshall Elementary is a two-story addition that includes pre-K through 5th-grade classrooms, special education, and offices for support staff. Thank you to our partners and community for your unwavering support!
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Congratulations to North Dakota Soybean Processors, LLC on the grand opening of their state-of-the-art facility in Casselton! We're honored to have been part of this project that will benefit local farmers and boost the region's economy.
North Dakota Soybean Processors, LLC in action! On August 7, we celebrated CGB Enterprises, Inc. and Minnesota Soybean Processors’ joint venture state-of-the-art soybean processing plant in Casselton, ND. North Dakota, Minnesota, and South Dakota soybean producers now have a new year-round, local market, resulting in better soybean prices and better returns for farmers. Gov. Doug Burgum said, “We appreciate North Dakota Soybean Processors and its joint owners CGB Enterprises and Minnesota Soybean Processors for this significant investment, which will benefit our state’s economy and our citizens with tax revenue that supports essential services." NDSP extends our sincerest thanks to the many leaders, contractors, employees, and partners who have had a shared interest in the development, construction, and operation of this facility. We have exceptional partners in MnSP’s Jeramie Weller and Scott White. Local and state leadership includes Mayor of Casselton, Michael Faught, former Mayor Lee Anderson, Governor Doug Burgum (R-ND), Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND), Senator John Hoeven , and US Representative Kelly Armstrong (R-ND), whose endorsements and support have been instrumental. Cass County leadership and Casselton city leadership provided crucial local partnerships as we navigated the project through its development – this includes the North Dakota Soybean Council (Chairman, Jim Thompson), North Dakota Soybean Growers Association, Casselton Community and Economic Development (Director, Adrienne Olson and former Director, Melissa Beach), Casselton Township (Chairman, Ryan Rademacher), as well as the County Commission (Chair, Chad Peterson). Also special thanks to the guiding support of the Greater Fargo Moorhead Economic Development Corporation (President & CEO, Joe Raso), Cass Rural Water District (General Manager, Jerry Blomeke), Casselton Fire Department (Chief John Hejl), ND Ag Commissioner – Doug Goehring, ND Commissioner of Commerce – Josh Teigen, and Public Service Commissioner – Julie Fedorchak. We also want to acknowledge and thank McGough, KFI Engineers, Red River Valley & Western Railroad (President, Victor Meyers), BNSF Railway (General Director Agriculture Marketing, Matthew White), Sukup Manufacturing Co., and the many contractors and suppliers who have worked to see this project to fruition. Special thanks to the people of Cass County and the City of Casselton, the state’s soybean farmers, and the community at-large for welcoming us and becoming our partners. NDSP stands as a testament to our long-term commitment to Casselton and its surrounding areas. And, thank you to the NDSP team that is on the ground today! This is a world-class team who have been resilient and dedicated to this project all the way through. We are grateful for such a strong team supporting NDSP’s efforts in Casselton.
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What a blast! Last week, Team McGough showed up and showed out at the first annual Chamber Champions League (CCL) hosted by the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce! Competing against 13 other teams, we played fun and challenging games like Airplane Toss, Boat Float, Building Block Speed Challenge, Group Draw and more. With a record of 8-3, we snagged 2nd place overall, right behind Kinney Creek Brewery. Huge thanks to the Rochester Chamber for an unforgettable day of team spirit and friendly competition. We can't wait to do it all again next year!
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An exciting milestone reached for Ellis County, Texas Courthouse! McGough held a topping out ceremony earlier this week, where the Ellis County residents along with county judges and commissioners, gathered to celebrate this addition to the community. We are grateful to be a part of this project and excited to be one step closer to completion! Click the link to learn more: https://bit.ly/4do6fGY Kitchell Architexas
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McGough's Facility Management team recently partnered with IREM to support our client, Every Meal, in a food drive. Every Meal combats child hunger by filling the food gaps children experience on weekends, holidays, and summer breaks when they don't have access to their regular school meal programs. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed either with food or cash donations!
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Our team in Iowa had an amazing time at the Greater Des Moines Habitat for Humanity Women Build event! Together with co-sponsors IMEG and Bolton & Menk, Inc., our team rolled up their sleeves to do interior cabinets, trim, and laminate flooring and made a real impact for the family who will own this house. Giving a huge shoutout to the Greater Des Moines Habitat for Humanity for organizing such a fantastic event and a special thank you to Kari Boyens with IMEG for being Team Captain and organizing Kari’s Construction Crusaders team for the day. #WomenBuild #HabitatForHumanity #McGoughCares
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