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Steve Trickel challenges his team to come up with new ideas.  Is a team stronger when one person sets all the strategies for their team to follow?    …

Engineering is not a single discipline; it takes many specialized skills to deliver our technically-complex projects. At Flatiron, our expertise is organized into three main groups:   Construction…

Group of volunteers prepares foodstuffs for distribution  7,500 meals = enough to feed 8,000 people!   That’s what our Colorado team accomplished volunteering at Food Bank of the…

Recently, Superintendent Nicole Fehr, who runs our busy Denver International Airport batch plant, and her Operator Alfredo Mendiola Terrazas received some news that made their day. 

Flatiron recently said goodbye to a special member of its team when Senior Payroll Specialist Carmen Ruby retired after nearly three decades of service.   Ruby plans to…

Women in Construction Week  At Flatiron, we believe in celebrating and empowering women in construction every day. Our commitment to being an industry leader in fostering opportunities…

Congratulations to the first recipients of the Flatiron Dependent Scholarship. We awarded eight scholarships to students attending a college or trade school in the Spring 2024 semester.  …

From designing robust infrastructure to solving complex challenges, engineers play a vital role in creating a sustainable future.   A pivotal step in one’s engineering career is to…

The project controller talks about connections to his alma mater during Black History Month.   To say Corey Morgan’s family has a deep connection to North Carolina Agricultural…

Troy Smith, a Project Manager I on our I-405 project in Seattle, shares how our tuition reimbursement program has positively impacted his professional life and opened new opportunities for career growth and advancement.