RECENT NEWS

Structural steel framework was recently completed for the new 5-story, 175,000 sq. ft. Research and Academic Building located on the Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center Campus. Read More

Boldt is part of a tri-venture to build this $3 billion project, expected to create 1,000 construction jobs via a groundbreaking community workforce agreement.

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As part of Boldt's "131 Thanks," Corrine Huguez, from our Oklahoma City office was featured on News 9 to talk about where she directed her donation dollars. Read More

The Emergency Department and Level 1 Trauma Center at the Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee campus will be expanded and moved to the front of the hospital to improve access, child and family experience, and patient care.
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The Boldt Company is the winner of three USA TODAY Reader’s Choice “Best Of” Awards in Wisconsin.



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When physical distancing put a wrench in the personalized give and take of building complicated structures, The Boldt Company relied on innovation and a creative use of technology to reopen its 14 national offices and dozens of jobsites. Read More

When a hospital’s primary mission is keeping people healthy, what happens when a power plant gets sick? That was the situation that faced the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center (MRMC) when it’s circa 1950 coal-fired power plant needed critical upgrades.

Twenty-five years later, we take time to reflect and to celebrate resiliancy.



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Like you, we are monitoring the latest news regarding the COVID-19 virus and we will remain vigilant throughout these uncertain times.  At Boldt, safety in every aspect of our work is a top priority.  We have acted swiftly to address the current needs of our employees, customers, partners, project personnel and job sites. Read More

Owners have realized that embracing a strong safety culture is in the best interest of their organizations and every individual on a construction site. Safety requirements are now being written into construction contracts to mitigate risk and some owners will not allow firms with poor safety records to even bid on certain jobs. Randy Haak... Read More