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When Nebraska Medicine decided to build up its primary care network through new sites and expansions of its existing clinic network in Omaha, Neb., Boldt, along with architectural design firm Leo A Daly, helped develop a prototype design that would give them a consistent, recognizable retail presence, as well as provide... Read More

Archbishop Paul Coakley announced The Boldt Company will serve as construction manager for the building of the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine on Monday. The shrine will be the final resting place for the Blessed Stanley Rother, who was a native of Okarche, Oklahoma. It will feature a 2,000-seat church, 200-seat chapel, museum and... Read More

On May 20, 2013, an EF5 tornado destroyed Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, OK, claiming 24 lives and changing that community forever. The destruction made national headlines, and while families were picking up the pieces of their lives the school district was setting the foundation for a new school. By the next August, a new Plaza... Read More

Around 120 area Girl Scouts visited Boldt in Appleton Saturday morning. It was part of the "Think Like an Engineer - Brownie and Junior Journey Jumpstart" program. The Scouts learned about career fields in engineering and construction. They participated in a number of activities on how construction relates to the cookie-making... Read More

The Boldt Company announced that in 2016 it reached $1 billion in revenues for the first time in its history, a major milestone for a homegrown company with roots going back to the late 1800s. Read More

Participants in the Women at Work program that the Boldt Co. held in Green Bay on Wednesday had a chance to try their hand at masonry and similar work. Four employees from the Appleton-based contractor attended the event, which gives middle-school-aged girls a taste of what it’s like to work in the construction ... Read More

Tom Boldt, our CEO and the fourth generation of the Boldt family to lead The Boldt Company, discusses why it's important that family businesses activate their talent and focus on employees being connected to the company's culture - no matter their location.  Read More

Training is hitting the big time for a local utility company. Wisconsin Public Service Corp. and its parent company, WEC Energy Group, have begun construction of a new 32,000-square-foot employee training center in Ashwaubenon. The multimillion-dollar project will serve as a regional training center for WPS employees in the Green Bay area,... Read More

With its renovated Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin plans to provide the best possible care to life’s most precious gifts. And when hospital officials were anxious to ensure their high standards would be maintained even while the renovation work proceeded, they turned to The Boldt Company. Read More