PCL Construction Services
Specialty: Design-build/assist in entertainment, sports and transportation
Management: Ed Olsgard, division manager/vice president
Year founded: 1906; 1992, Bellevue office
Headquarters: Denver
2004 revenues: $2.2 billion, $159 million (local)
Projected 2005 revenues: $265 million (local)
Current significant projects: Five-mile section of light-rail track between the Rainier Valley and South 154th Street in Tukwila; Federal Way Transit Center; Ballard Library
Work for PCL Construction has “picked up tremendously,” according to Kurt Boyd, manager of business development at the district office in Bellevue.
The local office continues to find work in its niche — air traffic control towers. The office worked on the towers at Sea-Tac and Portland International, and is doing another in Billings, Mont.
The office, which is in charge of work in the Northwest, Hawaii and Alaska, has been awarded for its design-build work. “Work, in general, in Seattle has been picking up,” said Boyd. “Over the last year, we’ve had over $450 million of work on the tables.”
The office’s Hawaiian work includes Kahala Nui Senior Living Community and a Marriott Vacation Club International, both in Honolulu. The office also finished the Small Arms Training Center at Naval Submarine Base Bangor in Kitsap County.