Construction has been completed on a 13,000-square-foot addition to the Grady County Criminal Justice Authority in Chickasha.
Read MoreThe American Subcontractors Association of Oklahoma (ASA) has given two of its most prestigious awards to CMSWillowbrook.
Read MoreHeather Rouba has several titles. She’s a project manager at a well-known construction management company, owner of an accomplished modeling agency, Mrs. Oklahoma 2009, and an advocate for children and young adults.
Read MoreFormer Mrs. Oklahoma Heather Rouba has joined a growing group of women working in construction. Rouba works with CMSWillowbrook and is overseeing the Dunbar Commons historic restoration project. Rouba started out in interior design. In 2017, when she went to get her master’s degree after having three children, she immediately enrolled in the University of Oklahoma’s structural management degree program. She started classes that afternoon.
Read MoreDowntown Chickasha will soon see renovation work begin on six buildings, a project made possible by a city-backed grant program.
In total, the developers renovating 28,000 square feet of downtown space could get $560,000 through the program. The two projects will include five buildings in the 100 block of W. Chickasha Avenue and a mixed-use building at the former Williams Shoe Store, 317 W. Chickasha Ave.
Read MorePrague Public Schools broke ground last week on a new Early Child Development Center and a Safe Room for the existing Middle School. The groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday, November 1, 2018.
Read MoreChickasha-based construction management firm CMSWillowbrook was named one of the 50 fastest-growing businesses in the Oklahoma City metro area.
Read MoreCMSWillowbrook President Weston DeHart has been recognized by the Journal Record as one of the state’s most successful young professionals.
Read MoreIt's gallows humor on a construction site of any height: "You know what they say, it's not the fall that kills you, it's the sudden stop at the end." That droll truism had real meaning when Kelly Heathington quoted it Friday to about 75 workers at the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation headquarters rebuilding site.
Read MoreThe Grady County Criminal Justice Authority recently broke ground on a 13,000-square-foot addition to the Grady County Jail in Chickasha. The new minimum-security facility will add approximately 200 inmate beds and dozens of local jobs. The jail currently employs 94 full-time employees.
Read MoreCMSWillowbrook hired Bryan Miles to be the director of operations for the construction management company’s Tulsa office.
Read MoreJan Dunkin, executive vice president of client services at CMSWillowbrook, received the 2017 Builder of the Year award at the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Oklahoma’s annual meeting. She is the second female to ever receive the honor.
Read MoreLocal construction management firm CMSWillowbrook won two 2017 Build Oklahoma Awards presented by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Oklahoma.
Read MoreCMSWillowbrook Director of Safety and Risk Management Kent Dalrymple was recently selected to serve on the Associated General Contractors (AGC) Oklahoma Education Foundation board of trustees.
CMSWillowbrook Vice President of Operations Angelo Bradford was recently selected to serve on two boards.
Read MoreConstruction of an Oklahoma Army National Guard readiness center to be located at 2355 Cooper Dr., near the Best Buy Distribution Center, will begin January 2018, in Ardmore.
Read MoreThe historic Grady County Fairgrounds and Events Center (GCF) hosted their grand opening Tuesday evening to celebrate the completion of a new state-of-the-art, climate controlled indoor arena in Chickasha, OK.
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