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Three Benefits of Using On/Off Stage Design in Healthcare

Healthcare, The Latest / Jeannie Cullen Schultz

September marked the 2nd Annual ACHE Wisconsin Chapter conference, held in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. JP Cullen sent key employees to the conference, which offers many learning opportunities about the intersections of the healthcare and construction industries. This year, Jeannie Cullen Schultz – JP Cullen’s Healthcare Construction Director – attended one such learning opportunity about the […]

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Meet the Crew: Tim Jordan

Careers, Meet the Crew, The Latest / Tiffany Scuglik

With the football season just beginning, we are shining the spotlight on one of our Project Managers, Tim Jordan. Tim is an alumni of UW- Madison and played for the Badgers throughout his college career. After graduation, Tim was drafted fourth round by the New England Patriots. In 2001, he was inducted into the Madison

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Seth’s Summer at JP Cullen

JP Cullen, The Latest / culleneditor

The school year is just around the corner, and JP Cullen will be saying farewell to all of our awesome summer interns, including Seth Fisher. Seth spent his summer working and learning as an Engineering Intern at JP Cullen, and is finishing up his Civil Engineering degree this school year at UW-Platteville. We sat down

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Why I Am Thankful for Healthcare

Healthcare, The Latest / Jeannie Cullen Schultz

Over the last three years as JP Cullen’s Healthcare Construction Director, I have focused on learning as much as I could about the healthcare industry. While a large part of my attention is focused on healthcare construction and our projects within healthcare systems –whether it is a standalone clinic or a complex remodel inside a

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Building Up The Trades

Community, Education, The Latest / Joe Schwengels

As the economy and the construction industry continue to recover from its long downturn, firms are seeking to add skilled workers and are not finding many available. The Associated General Contractors of America surveyed its members during the summer of 2015 and found that of the 1,358 respondents; 86 percent reported having difficulty filling hourly

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The Future of Making Things

Commercial, Community, Education, Healthcare, Industrial, The Latest / George Cullen

As experts in the industry, Mike LaRue and Pete Scharenbroch were invited to be keynote speakers at a recent convention focused on The Future of Making Things. Both shared their knowledge and experience of prefabrication and the technology we use which sets us apart from other construction firms. Mark Lackovic, COO at MasterGraphics, approached

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Dodging Lemons: 3 Keys to Avoiding a Construction Manager Disaster

Commercial, Education, Healthcare, Industrial, The Latest / culleneditor

Choosing a new car can be tough. What features do I really need? What models have the best fuel economy? Which car is best for me in the long run? Just recently, my wife and I spent — what seemed like a month — researching our options, calling up dealerships and checking out vehicles until

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JP Cullen Gift Will Promote Brain-Repair Research at UW-Madison

Community, The Latest / Katie Muth

J.P. Cullen, chairman emeritus of the Janesville construction company, is celebrating his birthday this week with a $250,000 grant from the JP Cullen Foundation to the Department of Neurosurgery for research on how to help the brain recover from illness and injury. The JP Cullen Excellence in Research Award symbolizes a bond between Cullen and

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Ingraining Prefabrication Into Everyday Work

Commercial, Education, Healthcare, Industrial, The Latest / George Cullen

As part of JP Cullen’s Lean Process Improvement culture, we are constantly looking for ways to do things faster, easier, and more efficiently. The internal steel stud walls were identified as an area where we could make significant gains using prefabrication. The two 115K SQFT office buildings in the Madison area that we are leading

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WHA 2015 Advocacy Day: Part 2

Healthcare, The Latest / Jeannie Cullen Schultz

Part I of the Advocacy Day post focused on the entire program hosted by Wisconsin Hospital Association. This post will highlight the specific topics that were discussed during the legislative visits that were briefly touched on in the previous post. As indicated, WHA provides attendees the opportunity to visit the State Capitol and their respective

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Three Benefits of Using On/Off Stage Design in Healthcare

Meet the Crew: Tim Jordan

Seth’s Summer at JP Cullen

Why I Am Thankful for Healthcare

Building Up The Trades

The Future of Making Things

Dodging Lemons: 3 Keys to Avoiding a Construction Manager Disaster

JP Cullen Gift Will Promote Brain-Repair Research at UW-Madison

Ingraining Prefabrication Into Everyday Work

WHA 2015 Advocacy Day: Part 2

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